Guaranteed
Time passes. Listen.
being and becoming in the world
Time passes. Listen.
It was seven-twenty when I finished winding the clock – the pendulum clock, in the carved wooden case in the living room. I was winding the clock when I learned … Continue reading Winding the Clock
Dr Alexander Wilkie Paterson [1822-1898] was doctor for Bridge of Allan through most of the Victorian period. He was there, as a doctor, for villagers and visitors alike. Last week, … Continue reading Dr Paterson’s clock
The ‘Broken Clock room‘, Mossgrove, Bridge of Allan. Credit: ‘About Time‘ by David Rooney
The Broken Clock Room [Sanctum Sanctorum] Mossgrove, Bridge of Allan
Worthing Gazette, 13 September 1911: 1901 census, Worthing: 1911 census, Worthing: Littlehampton Gazette, 5 March 1937: September 1839: Worthing Herald, 24 March 1950:
Nottingham Evening Post, 24 March 1920: Archway Tavern, Highgate, 1920: Langport Somerton Herald, 27 March 1920: 20 October 1895: Marriage of William Frederick Peskett to Helen Maude Matthews: 17 January … Continue reading Foretold his death