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Unplug the brain
REVEL
‘maybe even nostalgia’
‘THAT’S NOT LOUD’
Reunion at Rouken Glen
Entropy that makes floorboards creak
Courageous women
‘The science of bullshitting’
intend
Antony died
The sounds of the Garrel
Old banners
The Laundry Problem
[in its ending] Scotland Street Station
horse-rider-eagle
Artificial light [and psychiatry]
blossom
The Lass o’ the Lecht
The Psychopharmacology Committee
meadow flooers
creativity
humanity
kindness
A word that contains its opposite in itself
dazed and changed and happy
Zero waste
ALLIANCE
‘Moral Vacuums’
The ATMOSPHERE
‘Throw away that walking stick, Andy’
Told with an evident truth as unflinching as it is tender
‘Bells chime again’
‘The garden was looking glorious on a damp Summer’s day’
‘The shape of my library is round’
Diverted Traffic
“A place with no quotation marks”
Kenneth Kaunda
The Broken Land
‘Your play is about a Twitter storm’
Hails the hills
After a long absence
Summer flooer
‘Scotland’s terrible record on drugs deaths’
The MINCE Brand
Meet you at the statue in an hour
Rachel’s patchwork blanket
POWER
Twitter
c o n t e x t o
ARCADIA
People slip into art and are lost
‘Let it be boldly admitted’
A door handle with a label
How the air throws it into a dance
‘It’s good to hear your voice’
side-by-side
A poem for everyday of the year
Longmeadow
FRONT PAGE NEWS
t a k i n g T H E i n s i d e O U T S I D E
Every saint a hero
A culture “which starts at the very top of Government”
‘Home Truths’
Twa Gables
Support from professional associations
The galleria
Michty Me! What a braw bunch!
Every Saint a Hero
‘Quote of the week’
‘The Future of Scotland’
Stone feathers, frozen mid-flight
A force of nature
The sky belongs to us all
The writing on the waas o devotion
Peter and Sian
The Midnight Library
“A gem of a book”
Keep wondering
A Scottish Perspective
High Dalblair
Puir Ticky, ye hae ticket lang
“As a warning to disobedient youth of future generations”
‘On My Radar’
M & S Foodhall
for rhubarb
VALDA PASTILLES
‘Poor John Grouch!’
ZERO WASTE SHOP
SCIENCE
Whigham Inn
COREHOUSE
this space
True father of cinema
TO HIS LOVE
See/Saw
Surely you knew!
‘lacrimae rerum’
Alexander Marr
A newly planted orchard
Return to the seed
Strathella [CHILD STUDIES]
The Henroost
Fothringham Hill
I woke up in the night
Volunteer
‘HALKID’
Muppet Movie
little by little
NEWE
‘Doctors should register financial interests’
The Pineapple
Polmaise Castle Garden
“Everyone’s got mental-health stuff”
“And that had led to them talking about social media”
‘Told us much’
A recent article in the TIMES
near my dear home there’s a garden
A sleepy hollow
As inaccessible as the horizon
Most of the time I’m lost
Gartshore Garden Party
‘The sweetest and most lasting of perfumes’
‘A NEW WORD’
‘The latest estimate’
A letter to Dr Flaxman
Site of Core Stanes
VANDAL
Tamrawer
Volunteer gardener
BIG BRAND NAMES
Hunimundias
in other words
Coloured wrap
Choose to challenge
Only One Home
AH, UM, AH, ER
being here and now and together
A high summer garden
A new generation of gardeners
‘The New Wonder of Edinburgh’
Patrick’s garden
21 Island Street
Tuppeny Roll
Yesterday
Who owns the land?
Public Health Paper No 34.
Platform 11
Outside medicine he was a keen gardener
Ducks are a-dabbling
Your Inner Hedgehog

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