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By Hole Ousia Posted on March 22, 2020March 22, 2020

The Fair Maid of Perth

The following is a companion film: Context to these films: To see what Scott saw So humble, so lacking in egotism Wallace Road West Dron Hill Farm

Categories: Architecture, Family history, Omphalos films, Philosophy, Poems, Scotland, This is Not yesterdayTags: a scurvy antiquary such as I am, abandoned, Antiquary, Brideshead Revisited, Dron, Dron Hill, Evelyn Waugh, famous road forgotten, gate, gateway, Glenfrag, Guzebo, Hole Ousia, how many gateways revisited, in the footsteps of William Wallace, Left-behind gateway, most beautiful viewpoint, Nan Shepherd, Ochils, old road, Omphalos, Omphalos films, on what plan, Perth, Peter Gordon, ploughman, preoccupied on every level, rebel antiquary, ruin, ruins, Scotland, Shepherds, Sian Fiona Williams, so humble so lacking in egotism, Social maverick, spill simmer falter wither, symbolic gateways haunt Nan Shepherd's work, The Antiquary, The Fair Maid of Perth, The Guzebo, The Rebel Antiquary, time passes listen, to see what Scott saw, Tomas Transtromer, vagabond language, view, viewpoint, Wallace Road, Walter Scott, Walter Scott Sutherland, West Dron, West Dron Hill, West Dron Hill farm, William Wallace, Williamina Belsches

By Hole Ousia Posted on March 18, 2020

Wallace Road

What follows is some of the archive material that I found that relates to the WALLACE Road: the ancient high road through the Ochil hills:

Categories: Architecture, Scotland, This is Not yesterdayTags: a scurvy antiquary such as I am, abandoned, Antiquary, Brideshead Revisited, Dron, Dron Hill, Evelyn Waugh, famous road forgotten, gate, gateway, Glenfrag, Guzebo, Hole Ousia, how many gateways revisited, in the footsteps of William Wallace, Left-behind gateway, most beautiful viewpoint, Nan Shepherd, Ochils, old road, Omphalos, Omphalos films, on what plan, Perth, Peter Gordon, ploughman, preoccupied on every level, rebel antiquary, ruin, ruins, Scotland, Shepherds, Sian Fiona Williams, Social maverick, spill simmer falter wither, symbolic gateways haunt Nan Shepherd's work, The Antiquary, The Fair Maid of Perth, The Rebel Antiquary, time passes listen, to see what Scott saw, Tomas Transtromer, vagabond language, view, viewpoint, Wallace Road, Walter Scott, Walter Scott Sutherland, West Dron, West Dron Hill, West Dron Hill farm, William Wallace, Williamina Belsches

By Hole Ousia Posted on March 18, 2020March 22, 2020

‘So humble, so lacking in egotism’

I recently suggested to my friend Ian that I would like to find a gate that I had come across a photograph of in the Canmore archive. To me the … Continue reading ‘So humble, so lacking in egotism’

Categories: Family history, Philosophy, Scotland, This is Not yesterday, Two culturesTags: a scurvy antiquary such as I am, abandoned, Antiquary, Brideshead Revisited, Dron, Dron Hill, Evelyn Waugh, famous road forgotten, gate, gateway, Glenfrag, Guzebo, Hole Ousia, how many gateways revisited, in the footsteps of William Wallace, Left-behind gateway, most beautiful viewpoint, Nan Shepherd, Ochils, old road, Omphalos, Omphalos films, on what plan, Perth, Peter Gordon, ploughman, preoccupied on every level, rebel antiquary, ruin, ruins, Scotland, Shepherds, Sian Fiona Williams, Social maverick, spill simmer falter wither, symbolic gateways haunt Nan Shepherd's work, The Antiquary, The Fair Maid of Perth, The Rebel Antiquary, time passes listen, to see what Scott saw, Tomas Transtromer, vagabond language, view, viewpoint, Wallace Road, Walter Scott, Walter Scott Sutherland, West Dron, West Dron Hill, West Dron Hill farm, William Wallace, Williamina Belsches

By Hole Ousia Posted on November 5, 2018May 4, 2019

Ruins: by a ‘modern ruin’

Mavisbank: Hatton House: Gladney House: Temple of Decision: Gartincaber: Rossie Castle: Auchtavan, Glen Fearder: Barnbarroch House: Meigle steading: Jerah: Straid, Comrie: Bishopfauld, Comrie: Edmonstone Estate, Edinburgh: Amisfield Estate: Kennetpans: The … Continue reading Ruins: by a ‘modern ruin’

Categories: Architecture, Bridge of Allan, Family history, Philosophy, Poems, Scotland, This is Not yesterday, Two culturesTags: 105 Henderson Street, 142 King Street, A sailor's grave, abandoned, Abbotsford, Aberdeen, Abergeldie, Alexander MacCallum Scott, Alexander McCall Smith, Amisfield, Anna Keay, Antiquary, Architect, Argaty House, Arnhall castle, Asloss, Auchenglay House, Auchincruive, Auchtavan, Avondale House, Ayrshire, Balrossie orphanage, Bandeath, Bannockburn House, Barbreck, Barbreck Folly, Barbreck mausoleum, Barnbarroch House, Bell's Memorial, Bishopfauld, Blantyre, Boat o'Brig, Boathouse, Boness, Bonnie Prince Charlie, Bonspiel, Borrowmeadow farm, Bothwellhaugh, Bovaglie, Brechin, Brechin mausoleum, Brideshead Revisited, Bridge of Allan, Brucklay castle, Buildings At Risk, Bute House, Cabrach, Caldwell House, Camlet, Cammo House, Candia McWilliam, Carim Lodge, Carmichael House, Carnock House, Carse, Carsebreck, Carstairs, Carstairs mausoleum, castle, Castle cottage, cave painting, Ceres, chapel, Charles Rogers, Charlotte Square, church, churchyard, Colquhalzie estate, Comrie, Correction Wynd, Craigends house, Craighall castle, Craigiehall temple, Craigmill cottage, Crieff, Cunningham, Dalmally, Dalquharron, Davaar, Demolished, Designed landscape, Dillot, Diogenes, Drummond Arms, Duke's tower, Dumfries, Dunaskin, Duncrub, Dunglass castle, Dunira, Dunmore Park, Duntarvie, Dupplin, Eastfield, Edinburgh, Edmonstone house, Enlightenment, Evelick castle, Evelyn Waugh, Falcon Hall, Feddal castle, Fife, fire, Fishtown of Usan, Folly, Gartincaber Tower, Gartur House, Gauch, Gilbertfield castle, Girnock, Gladney House, Glasgow, Glasgow Green Station, glen, Glen Fearder, Glen Girnock, Glenbardie, Glenbardy, Glendevon castle, Gordons, Gosford, Greenock Tempietto, Guzebo, Haddington, Haining castle, Hamilton mausoleum, Hartshaw Mill, Hatton House, Heathershot farm, High Park, HIS, Hospitalfield, Hotel, Houston, Hundy Mundy, Hunterhall Inn, Inchbrakie, Independence, Invermay, Inverpeffary, J M Barrie, Jerah, Keeper's House, Keir house, Kennetpans, Kilberry, Kilmadock, Kilmalcolm, Kilmarnock, Kingsburgh, Kinneil Palace, Kintyre, Kippenrait, Kipps castle, Knapdale, Knowsie House, Ladykirk House, Lanrick, Lanrick Home farm, Largo House, Lathallan, Lecropt, Library, Lion Gate, Loss, lost, Lynedoch, Maison Dieu, Mary Midgley, Mausoleum, Mavisbank, Meigle steading, Milladd cottage, Millearne, Mining village, Moatbrae House, Moncrieffe House, Monteath Mausoleum, Muir o'Gill, Nelson Place, New Condie, New Deer, Newmiln House, Newport, Newport on Tay, Nicola Sturgeon, Oban Hydropathic, Ochils, Oswald's Temple, Panmure Estate, Pennan farm, Perthshire, Peter J Gordon, Peter Pan, Pitfour Estate, Pitmiddle, Polkemmet, Polmaise, Polmaise castle, Polmont, Poltalloch House, PROOF, QI, Rabbie Burns, Rashiebog, Raymond Tallis, Red Road, Renfrew Street, Renfrewshire, REX cinema, river Clyde, river Esk, River Forth, river Spey, Robert Adam, Rockville, Roseberry steading, Rossie castle, Royal Deeside, run, Scotland, Scotland;s Close, Sian Fiona Williams, Skye, Slidderybraes, SNP, St Fort, St Martins, Stirling, Stonehouse, Straid, Strathallan, Strathearn, Stronvar House, Tabernacle, Temple of Decision, The Comer, The Hill, the house of bugs, Thornton Fever Hospital, Thornton hospital, Tullibody House, Two Cultures, Uddingston, vandalised, Wharrie, Wharry

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