being and becoming in the world
Peter’s short films on caves [please click on each image to play a different film]: Sixty days for begging [Henry Ewing Talbot]: Charlotte’s cave [Dunkeld]: By Argyll Artists [Davaar cave]: … Continue reading The bright cave under the hat
You may not have heard of, or visited, Stanley Hill, in Dunkeld. It was described in the Ordinance Survey of 1856 as a “small knoll within the pleasure grounds of … Continue reading ‘A natural feature much improved by art’
Recently we had a short break and stayed at Dunkeld House. The original Dunkeld House was demolished in 1824. It sat beside the Cathedral. This was the family home of … Continue reading Charlotte’s cave
My mother recently gave me her grandfather’s letter opener. It was made from the wood of an ancient Birnam oak. Wilfrid Lawson Gibson, my mother’s grandfather, was a Major in … Continue reading The Birnam Oak
A break for us between two rivers. Astonishingly clear light was there for us more than any February that either of us could recall.