Short films by Peter
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It has been decided to close Glen Aray School
Glen Aray school, 4 miles north of Inveraray, was closed in 1934. A school that was long supported by the Dukes of Argyll. Last month, I visited the ruin of … Continue reading It has been decided to close Glen Aray School
Halfway through the war
Filmed in Mossgrove garden, 11 November 2026: To play this short film please click here or on the image above. Music credit: Funeral (Band of Horses) by Copenhagen Collaboration Word … Continue reading Halfway through the war
coronas + supernovas of colour [part 1]
To find the backdrop to each poem, please click on the image below that poem. The Story Garden Spring to winter, coloured chalks travel with me. Last spring, on Phoenix … Continue reading coronas + supernovas of colour [part 1]
A fyne departure
A selection of photographs from a recent adventure in Argyll. Individual posts will follow on Hole Ousia. This was Big Ted’s last journey after being swept into the river Fyne … Continue reading A fyne departure
Hasty Meals are Tasty Meals with . . .
HP Sauce advertisement in the Ayrshire Post, 10 September 1926. Please note: I have added the bottle backdrop using photoshop
EVER READY
This advertisement for EVER READY batteries featured in the Dundee Courier, 28 June 1935 . Please note: I added the colour backdrop using photoshop.
They fell for us
These short films by Peter recall those who fell for us in War [please click on each image to play a different short film]. Between two black lines in the … Continue reading They fell for us
Missing you
Sadly, on our latest adventure, ‘Big Ted’ [knitted for me by Chrys Muirhead] was swept off auld Fyne bridge in a gust of wind. At the time, I was colouring-in … Continue reading Missing you
Local time passed into history
A correspondent sent me recent photographs of the Gauch, Cabrach: This old fairm hoose used to symbolise for me, the so caad “twa cultures”. The Gauch features in my creative … Continue reading Local time passed into history