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In support of professional values
Leading to the Exit door
Leaving a profession
Looks out for each other
Medical publications
Messages about my retirement
Testimonials for Dr Peter J. Gordon
Timely diagnosis of dementia
Deeside Tales
Short films about Deeside
To be humbled.
Films made by Peter
A maker of beautiful books
The Great Tapestry of Scotland
A new way of seeing
A Thousand Chances
Alive in the river of light
Angelology
Bridge of Allan
bridges
Canto two
Finding Cimbrone
Folk worth talking about
friendship itself
Glenbardy
Here is where we meet
I am part of all that I have met
Important note about my films
in its ending
incorrigibly plural
It was the singing
Language is leaving me
Let the anchor go
Little Sparta
living mountains
man with the child in his eyes
Marginalia
mathematically me
Mossgrove garden
my library-haunting self
of an Antiquary
Oor big braw Cosmos
Political pieces
Progress hardly broke its stride
sensitive to the faltering steps of age
Sheramoor
Stravaiging need not be lonely
The anatomy of emotion
the blue flower
The bright cave under the hat
The Cabrach
the Glentruim series
The Rebel Antiquary
They fell for us
this gifted gardener [I discovered one day]
Time passes. Listen
To see what Scott saw:
Trees: age and beauty do go together
[Series II]
Hole Ousia [what does it mean?]
Mavisbank
On Esca’s Flow’ry Bank
Short films about Mavisbank
MEDICINE
Films about MEDICINE
Films about PSYCHIATRY
Films and Sapere Aude
Films on ETHICS
Films on Professional VALUES
Films that consider ‘First Do No Harm’
Peter’s poems
One word poems
Publications in the “Leopard”
The Ageing Stone
The speaking hedge
What is in a name?
being and becoming
“A place with no quotation marks”
Academic reductionisms
Admissions of doubt
Ariel
Cell Mates
Medical “truants”
Multifarious learners
A fortunate man
Dr Anton Pavlovich Chekhov
Dr Arthur J. Brock
Dr Arthur Mitchell
Dr Daniel Reid Rankin
Dr Gavin Francis
Dr James Sheridan Knowles
Dr Leon Eisenberg
Dr Samuel Brown (1817 – 1856)
Edmund de Waal
Femi Oyebode
George Washington Wilson
Graham Watt
James Clerk Maxwell
James Skene
John Berger
Here is where we meet
John Frederick William Herschel
K. J. Fowler
Kenneth Calman
Mr and Mrs Rose
Nadar
Patrick Matthew
Rev George Gilfillan
Richard Feynman
Scottish women writers
Sir Harry Burns
Theodore Dalrymple
Thomas Browne
William Friese-Greene
William Lewson Burrowes
Philosophers
Albert Camus
Andrew Greig
Dr John Flaxman
Dugald Stewart
John Macmurray
John Stuart Mill
Mary Midgley
Raymond Tallis
Poets
Alexander laing
Caledonian Antisyzygy
Carol Ann Duffy
Daniel Abse
Edwin Morgan
Iain Banks
Iain Crichton Smith
Ivor Gurney
James Hyslop
James M Slimmon
John Betjeman
John Halliday
Kathleen Jamie
Kieron Winn
La Teste
Leonard Cohen
Liz Lochhead
Norman MacCaig
Patrick Deeley
Paul Muldoon
Peter Davidson
Rab Wilson
Rabbie Burns
Robert Fergusson
Robert Nicholl
Robert Pollok
Robin Hyde
Sylvia Plath
T S Eliot
Ted Hughes
Tom Leonard
Tomas Tranströmer
Wilfred Owen
William Carlos Williams
William Soutar
Sapere Aude
A bit of a prat
a very clever young man
Caroline Phillips
Chrys Muirhead
Claire Fox
Dr Donald Brownlie
Dr Margaret McCartney
Fara McAfee
Gawaine Baillie
Gerald
Hale-Bopp
Humpty Dumpty
I mistook myself for a scientific label
Jessie Lennox (a Nightingale)
Joan Eardley
John Aubrey
King Kong
Margaret Maberley Gordon
O. G. S. Crawford
Omphatyp’
Owen Jones
Richard Holloway
Richard Taylor
Roy Porter
Stanley Murray
Writers
A L Kennedy
A S Byatt
Adam Nicolson
Alan Trotter
Alexander McCall Smith
Ali Smith
Alice Hoffman
Andrew Greig
Andrew Miller
Annalena MacAfee
Anne Tyler
Anthony Doerr
Candia McWilliam
Cesare Pavese
Charlotte Peacock
Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie
David Szalay
Deborah Levy
Douglas Stuart
E M Forster
Emily Fridlund
Ernest Hemingway
Evelyn Waugh
Fiona Mozley
Ford Madox Ford
Fyodor Dostoyevsky
Gabriel García Marquez
Geoff Dyer
George Orwell
George Saunders
Hanya Yanighara
Howard Jacobson
Iris Murdoch
J. D. Salinger
Janice Galloway
Jessie Burton
John Buchan
John Lanchester
John Steinbeck
Julian Barnes
Kazuo Ishiguro
Lampedusa
Laurie Lee
Madeleine Thien
Marcel Proust
Margaret Drabble
Matt Haig
Max Porter
Mohsin Hamid
Mukul Kesavan
Muriel Spark
Nan Shepherd
Nathan Filer
Oscar Wilde
Otessa Moshfegh
Penelope Fitzgerald
Richard Flanagan
Richard Holmes
Richard Yates
Roald Dahl
Robert Louis Stevenson
Robert Seethaler
Rudyard Kipling
Sara Baume
Thomas Mann
Virginia Woolf
Vladimir Nabakov
Will Cohu
William Boyd
Yann Martel
in the world
A Sunshine Act for Scotland
‘Listen, let the people petition and be heard’
A matter for others
Bring me a sunshine act
British Psychiatry: Marketing as ‘Education’
“Classsic Pharma shill stuff”
“FULLY BOOKED”
“P R O M I S C U O U S”
“The Law of the Few”
‘Fees for services’
‘Industry Biased Medicine’
‘MEDICAL EDUCATION: In the grip of industry?’
‘Psychiatry without borders’
Continuing Medical ‘Education’
Darkness prevails: the Royal College of Psychiatrists
Data Protection: The Royal College of Psychiatrists
It’s boom time for the College
Paid Opinion Leaders
Professors A, B, and C
Puritanical or Platinum?
Simon said
The latest ‘Platinum Sponsor’ for RCPsych conference
Transparency and British Psychiatry: Hold the applause
Transparency at the Top
Prescribed drug dependence and withdrawal
A timeline of missed opportunities
Antidepressant prescribing and “fully informed consent”
Words and numbers should be used with equal care
Collective values of an organisation in the era of social media
Cumberlege Report: First Do No Harm
A reply to a Lifetime Achievement Awardee
Cumberlege Review: what is the position of RCPsych?
Language and professional values
Language Matters: indeed it does
Polypropylene Mesh Implants
Psychiatrist #1 on First Do No Harm
Psychiatrist #2 on First Do No Harm
Psychiatrist #3 on First Do No Harm
Psychiatrist #4 on First Do No Harm
Psychiatrist #5 on First Do No Harm
Gilbert Farie Revisited
RCPsych [Prescribed harm]
“Another me exists”
“Casual false reassurances”
A letter in the Times
An extraordinary divide
Antidepressant withdrawal: why has it been ignored for so long?
How to Defeat Depression
Psychiatry, dependent on its authority, is finding withdrawal seriously difficult
Realistic prescribing
“It’s BOOM time in Industry”
“That prescription figure is high”
‘The Medical Untouchables’
Psychiatry in Fabula
Science Media Centre
Selective Serotonin Reuptake Inhibitors for the Elderly
The Narrative Controllers
The Neon Yellow Preservation Society
The Scottish Government [Prescribed harm]
“Key Information on the use of antidepressants in Scotland”
“Villains and Demonisers”
‘Antidepressant use: changing patterns, cost and clinical effectiveness’
Antidepressants: ‘no good evidence’ for long-term use
The ‘Edinburgh Consensus’
Back in the driving seat: Industry
EPAD co-coordinator: Professor Craig Ritchie
Glasgow Memory Clinic
Hide and Seek
Issues not considered in the ‘Edinburgh Consensus’
Snakes, ladders and Monopoly
The ‘Edinburgh Consensus’ – a timeline
Architecture
‘The Story of Drummond Place’
18 Kilrymont Road
Abbotsford
Andrew Crosbie’s House
Auchinleck House
Bute House
Charles Brand Ltd
Dalhousie Memorial Arch
Drummond Place, Edinburgh
Edinburgh’s first Theatre
Gladney House
Glasgow Necropolis
Hermits and Termits
Hospitalfield House
Kildonan House
Kinneil House
Mar Lodge, Stirling
McCaig’s Tower, Oban
Moatbrae House, Dumfries
Monument to the Political Martyrs’
Muschat’s cairn
Old Royal High School, Edinburgh
Scottish architectural follies
SeaPark
Shakespeare Square
St Andrew’s House, Edinburgh
Temple of the Muses
TEMPLE [Cupar]
The galleria
The Red Road flats
The Wallace Monument
The Well of the Seven Heads
Tower of Glenstrae
Warriston Gates
Ardeer Explosive’s Factory
Bridges
Abergeldie foot-bridge
Boat o’Brig
Forth Road Bridge
Garva bridge
Kalemouth Suspension Bridge
Kincardine Bridge (on Forth)
Old White Bridge
The bridge to nowhere
The Glenfinnan Viaduct
The Old Bridge of Livet
Twa Gables
CITIES
Films about ABERDEEN
Films about DUNDEE
Films about EDINBURGH
Films about GLASGOW
Films about PERTH
Films about STIRLING
D.L.R.O.W
The mild cigar
Dunaskin Iron and Brick works
Earl’s Hill radio transmitter
landscapes (time held green)
‘Hill of the Resurrection’
Carsebreck
Cliff House
Dunbuy
Duncryne
Garden Archaeology
Gardeners
‘Gardener Found Insane’
A high summer garden
A new generation of gardeners
A Nursery Manager
Abergeldie’s gardener
Alexander Marr
Alexander Walker
Arbigland’s gardener
Boghead, Bathgate
Carnbroe’s gairdener
Charles Bell, Ormistoun Hall
Charles Frampton
Charles Webster
COREHOUSE
David Pringle Laird
Davina, Lady Stair
Eagle and Henderson
Glassingall Gardener
Glentulchan gardener
Helen Carmichael
James Hossack, Castle Cluny
James Ironside
James Sutherland
John Halliday
John Wright Paton
Last of Horse Wynd
Miss Hope
Monty Don
Ninian Niven
No.1 Shrub Place
OLDEST GARDENER
Patrick’s garden
Peter and Sian’s garden
Peter Gordon, gardener
Peter Rankin, Glen Creran
Peter Thomson, a ‘practical gardener’
Peter Thomson: ‘the patient art of fieldwalking’
R E E K I A N A
Return to the seed
Robert Graham of Tamrawer
Robert Murray, West Princes Street Gardens
Robert Rust
Scotland’s Silver Glen
The Abbotsford gardener
The Astronomical Gardener
The auld gardener
The gardener of Finca Vigia
The gentle gardener
The Queen’s Gardener
The Sisters’ Garden
Thomas Cleghorn
Tom Spence
Under Gardener [D U N I R A]
Volunteer gardener
Wellington Dauncey
William Rutherford
Garrel Glen
Gauch
Glen Girnoc
Abergeldie castle
Bovaglie
Joseph Gordon’s journal of a voyage to Australia (1841-1842)
The Bovaglie manuscript
Loinveg
The Camlet
Glenbardy
ISLANDS
Alloa Inch
Eilean Fhianain
Eilean nam Faoileag
Eilean Subhainn
Inchcolm island
Linga Isle
Lismore
Lucky Scaup
Samalaman
St Kilda
Vallay
Jock’s Road
Kilmadock churchyard
Leckie Glen
Little Sparta
Lochnagar
Stronmilchan
The Devil’s Pulpit
The Dragon’s Hole
The Hill
The John Muir Way
The living mountain
The Lost Garden of Dunira
The lost garden of Penicuik
The suicide graves
Wanzie
Mortar and Pestles
Necessity Brae
Rogues’ Gallery
Duncan Paton
Helen Nicholson
John Grovenor
John Moir
John Yates alias John Hewitt, Patrick Hines, John Miller, John Roy
Peter [alias John]
Philip Hughes
William Slater
The Great Globe
The Jam factory
Trees
Beauly’s Wych Elm
Goodnestone chestnut tree
One way of measuring a tree
Sir Walter Scott’s Tree
The bicycle tree
The Lanrick stone tree
The Wallace Oak
Yew trees
Adam and Eve Yews
An incredibly ancient child
“When Harry met Mary under the Yew tree”
Chapel of the Yew Trees
Craigend Yew
Earlshall [shapes abandoned]
I Vow Yew
Rockingham elephants
Scientists chop years off ancient yew trees
St Columba’s Yew
Stow on Wold Yews
The Abbotshall Yew
The Auchendrane Yew
The circular Yew hedge
The Culfargie Yew
The Fraser Yew
The Inchbrakie Yew
The little loch of the yew grove
The Ormiston Yew
The Raploch Yew
The Somerleyton Yew
The Wallace Yew
Waverley
where time passes (listen)
Bridge of Allan
‘Quote of the week’
A bridge over the Allan Water
Chemists and Apothecaries
Charles Neil Rutherfoord
Gilbert Farie
Oswald Robertson
Drumdruills
Beware the Fly!
Memoir of Adam Baird (junior)
Millad
Miss Jessie lennox
Orchard House, Bridge of Allan
Rab Scott
Stevenson’s cave
The Wharry Glen
The Wrights of Loss
Films about BRIDGE of ALLAN
Fire Brigade
Fountain of Nineveh
A dry fountain that once gushed and sparkled in the sunlight
History
‘Modern Bridge of Allan and some of its makers’ (1927)
ARCHIVE [old photographs and writings]
Craig Mair
Glimpses of Local History
Landmarks of Bridge of Allan
Lecropt
‘A Lecropt Girl’
Keir Estate, Stirling
Keirfield
David Rutherfoord
Lecropt and Larger Scotland
Ten summers fade
The Rutherfoord letters
Mossgrove
Arborglyphs
Diary of a house
FAMILY films
Hale Bopp
He cannot unlearn the feeling
MERRYTHOUGHT
Mossgrove garden
Our cats
Our graffiti bench
The Medicine is in Aberdeen
The son of a Bank Manager
This is not yesterday
Tillybin
VANDAL
Wally Mint and the Wobblisks
We follow them, as they are us
Photographs of Bridge of Allan
Robert Louis Stevenson
Sheriffmuir
Shops, buildings and houses
105 Henderson Street
Fernfield
John Cullens
Museum Hall
Music Hall
Mrs Hamilton
Professor Ewart
Professor Whitworth
Our first village shop
SPA CLEAN [ZERO WASTE]
St Ann’s
The Cleopatra needle
The Olympic torch comes to Bridge of Allan
The Well House, Bridge of Allan
The Ochils
Ashintrool
Hercules
in a SERIES II Land Rover
Jerah
Village doctors
Dr Alexander Wilkie Paterson
Dr Andrew S. Biggart
Dr Balbirnie
Dr Eric Dow
Dr John Hosack Fraser
Dr John Stewart Rutherfoord
Dr Mary Baird Hannah
Dr William Eagleson Gordon
Dr William Haldane
Dr William Halliday Welsh
Villagers [old and new]
A poet as well as a gardener
Bridge of Allan villagers of the 1830s
Finn Russell
Hector Dove
Holed out in ONE!
John McCaig
Old Village Worthies
Rev Charles Rogers
The Owl Man
The Tufty Club
Waller Hugh Paton
Dunblane
Andy Murray
Dunblane Cathedral reopens
Folk worth talking about
“Dr Frederick Adair”
‘Black’ John Skirving
‘Bob Dragon’
‘Dr William Brodum”
‘Whistling Willie,’ the LION MAN
A Big Burd
A Railway-Porter Astronomer
Agnes Mary
Alexander Ormiston Curle
Alexander Stevenson: first President of the SFA
Aloysius
Andrew Wilson
Angus John Campbell
Anne Grant of Laggan
Annie Graham Baird
Arthur
Aubrey Beardsley
Betty Mouat
C. P. Snow
Captain Alexander Morrison
Captain Michael Slater
Captain Peter Gordon
Captain Phillips
Carol Colburn Grigor
Caroline Stuart Clarke
Charlotte Skinner
Clive Wright
Colin McWilliam
CYNICUS
Dandie Dinmont
Dani Garavelli
David Bowie
Davina Gordon
Diana Rigg
Dr John Stuart
Dr Pat Beausang
Dr Quackleben
Drue Heinz
Elijah Wood
Elizabeth and Ada
Ella Rae
Emma Raducanu
Ena Scott
Eric Redmond
Esmé Gordon
Felix Feneon
Florence Taylor
Francis Moncrieff
Fynes Moryson
Geoffrey Jellicoe
Gregory’s girl
Gunnar Jungner
Hannah Ann Stirling
Hector Dove
Henrietta
Ian Collins
Ivor Gurney
J. J. R. Macleod
James Maxwell Glover Wilson
James Muir
James Woodburn Dunlop
Jane Creighton
Janet B Wood
Jenny Nettles
Joan Eardley
John Glen Parker
John Mackenzie Bacon
John Marshall Scott
John Ramsay of Ochtertyre
John Wilson
Johnston Shearer
Joseph Gordon
Kenneth Kuanda
Lord Esher
Margaret Mary Risk
Mary Melvill
Mary Wollstonecraft
Miss Christina Gib
MRS H B B Paull
Mrs Picken
My Great Uncle Peter
Nancy Prentice
Octavius Morgan
Oswald Bates
Patrick Geddes
Peter Pan
Professor Cairo
Prophet Peden
PUDDIN’
Rashiebog
Rev. I. M. Jolly
Robert Atkinson
Robert Hutchison
Saad F Ghalib
Sally Scott
Scipio
Shane Mac Thomáis
Sian Fiona Williams
Sir John Sinclair of Ulbster
Snibs
Sophia Jex-Blake
Tam Dalyell
The Lass o’ the Lecht
The Lighthouse Georgesons
The Odd Dr Todd
The Red Lady
The Wizard of the North
Thomas Hastie Bryce
William Borthwick
William Friese-Greene
William Hay Leith Tester
Winifred Roberts
Ruins
A modern ruin
Aberdeen
142 King Street, Aberdeen
Royal Cornhill Hospital
Aberdeenshire
20 Main Street, Buckpool
Auchtavan
Bridgealehouse
Brodie’s cairn
Brucklay castle
Castle Newe
Clinterty
East Lodge, Aberlour House
Glen Girnoc
Bovaglie
Loinveg
The Camlet
Glencowie, Strathdon
Kingseat Hospital
Knowsie House
Largue, Glenkindie
Nether Buckie: covered water reservoir
Pennan farm
Pitfour Estate, near Mintlaw
South Milton Cottage
the Cabrach
Auchmair
Bank
Blackwater Lodge, Cabrach
Buck, Cabrach
Cabrach Shooting Lodge
Gauch
Glenfiddich Shooting Lodge
Largue, Cabrach
Powneed, Cabrach
Tombain, Cabrach
Upper Cabrach School
The Temple of Polmona [or fame]
Tollafraick, Glenkindie
Whitehaugh Mausoleum
Angus
Aldbar castle
Aldbar Chapel
Fishtown of Usan
Fraser Mausoleum and Mortuary Chapel
Kincaldrum House
Knowegreens Inn
Lindertis
Maison Dieu, Brechin
Maulesden
Meigle steading
Panmure House
Rossie castle
Strathella
Torwood Cottage
Argyllshire
Badnaiska, Loch Awe
Barbreck Mausoleum and Folly
Bathwell, Rosneath
Glen Fruin Schoolhouse
Kilneuair Chapel
Oban Hydropathic
Rosneath Castle
The Clock Lodge
Turnalt
W A T C H M A N
Ayrshire
ANGEL Inn
Auchinleck Summerhouse
Caldwell House
Catrine House
Cleikum Inn
Craigends House
Dalquharron
Fullarton’s Folly
Glenure [Glenover]
Greenock Tempietto
High Dalblair
Oswald’s Temple
The Dutch Gable House
The Macrae Monument
The Viking Cinema
Whigham Inn
Clackmannanshire
Alva Ice House
Cherryton Brick Works
Hartshaw Tower
Sheardale House
The Garlet
Tullibody House
Dumfriesshire
Barnbarroch
Carnsalloch
Cormilligan
Gelston castle
Kenmure castle
The H E R M I T A G E [Friars’ Carse]
Dunbartonshire
Dunglass Castle and Bell’s Memorial
The Friends of Truth burial ground
Woodbank House, Balloch
Dundee
Edinburgh
Allan Ramsay’s House
Cammo House and Estate
Dryden, Bilston Glen
Edinburgh’s Orphan Hospital
Edmonstone house and park
Falcon Hall
Gilmerton House
Hawkhill Villa
Patriothall Laundry
PIPE Lane
Rockville, Edinburgh
Shakespeare Square
St Leonard’s
The Drummond Scrolls
England
Blackborough House
Fife
Abdie Curling House
Balyarrow
Castle Cottage, Newport on Tay
Castlehill Colliery
Corston Mill
Craighall castle
Crawford Priory
Dunbog House
Kilmaron castle
Largo House
Lucky Scaup
Siberia
St Fort, Newport, Fife
The Binn
The Temple of Decision
Thornton Fever Hospital
Forth Valley
Alloa Inch
Avondale House
Bandeath armaments depot
Bannockburn House
Carnock House
Carron House
Club’s Tomb
Cowiehall
Dunmore House
Glenhove tomb
Jawhills
Kennetpans
Lathallan House
Orchardhead, Bothkennar
Scotland’s Close, Bo’ness
Stockiemuir Anti-Aircraft Battery
Tamrawer
Glasgow
Balmoral Crescent
Dreghorn Mansion, Glasgow
Ewing’s Harmonium Emporium
Garngad House
Glasgow Green Station
Petershill
SINGER Factory, Clydebank
Walkinshaw House
Highlands
An Dachaidh
Dalnawillan Lodge
Helen’s Well
Mains of Ulbster
Poltalloch
Vallay
Invernesshire
Allt Catanach
Badnambiast
Ballachroan
Blaragie
Easter Limekilns
Glenbanchor
Heatherbell
Ruichlachrie
Sronphadruig Lodge
Lanarkshire
Boathouse, Blantyre
Carmichael House
Carnbroe
Carstairs Mausoleum
Douglas Support
Dykehead, Strathaven
Eastend, Carmichael
Gilbertfield castle
Keeper’s House for Hamilton Mausoleum
Rawyards Cotton Mill
Shark’s Mouth, Coatbridge
Smyllum Park
Lochery
Lochgreen
Lochrosque
Lothian
Amisfield, Haddington
Gosford Mausoleum
Hatton estate
Mavisbank
Mavisbank (as Clerk’s “villa”)
Mavisbank (maps and plans)
Mavisbank (newspaper cuttings)
Mavisbank (the Asylum years)
Mavisbank: Repeats its Love
Mavisbank: Talk to the Civic Trust Conference
Roseberry steading
Roslin Curling Pond
STOBS Gunpowder Mills
Perth
Custom House, Bridgend, Perth
Perthshire
Apollo’s Temple
Argaty House
Arnhall castle
Arnmore House
Auchloy
Auld Fossoway
Balboughty Dairy
Bishopsfauld
Broadley
Buttergask
Charlotte’s Cave
Craigmill cottage, Inverpeffray
Dillot
Duke’s Tower, Colquhalzie
Dunalastair
Duncrub house
Dupplin West Lodge
Eilean nam Faoileag Folly, Loch Rannoch
Evelick castle
Feddal castle
Glendevon castle
Glenside
Glentulchan
Haldrick
Holmehill House
House of Nairne
Inchbrakie
Invermay – ‘The Guzebo’
Inverpeffary castle and library
Keirwoodhead
Kilmadock old churchyard
Knowehead, Blackford
Lairhill
Lanrick castle (demolished)
Little Tullybelton
Lynedoch
Millearne
Muir o’Gill
Newton of Condie
Pitmiddle village
Rosecraig, Strathbraan
Side of Balhaldie
Straid
Stronhavie
Stronvar House
The Esher-Stank mausoleum
The Mercer Obelisk
Topfauld farm
Tullybeagles Lodge
Upper Quoigs
West Dron Hill Farm
Wester Bow
Wester Clow
Whaick
Williamsfield cottage
Renfrewshire
Balrossie
Skye
Gesto House, Skye
Kingsborough, Skye
Totarder
Stirling
Borrowmeadow Farm
Carim Lodge
Heathershot
Keir Home Farm
MARIEVILLE
Polmaise castle
Steuartfield
Wanderwang
The Borders
Ellemhaugh
Haughhead
Hundy Mundy
Huntershall Inn, Dun Law
Lion Gate, West Lodges, Ladykirk House
Roxburgh House, Kelso
West Lothian
Almond or Haining castle
Auchengray House
Balbardie
Duntarvie castle
Kipps
Kirkhill Astronomical Pillar
Polkemmet Mausoleum
The REGAL Cinema
Waterloo Tower
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