The Scots Magazine
My grandfather, Rab Scott, Bridge of Allan used to read The Scots Magazine. I recall how he used to post the latest edition to family and friends around the world. … Continue reading The Scots Magazine
Tag: I like it when you call me Mr Scott
Retold for little people
A short [incomplete] film on childhood: Music credits: She’s A Star – James [Piano Room, 2026] On Your own again – Scott Walker
Project Update 3
I am grateful to Ross, Strathearn Engineering for providing a weekly update on work being undertaken on my Series IIA Land Rover. The above photograph shows Brian, head mechanic, examining … Continue reading Project Update 3
To find a way to what’s out there
My 1959 Series II Land Rover has been dismantled ahead of essential work: the replacement of the chassis and new brakes. I am grateful to Strathearn Engineering for the work … Continue reading To find a way to what’s out there
Thirlestane Tower
Caledonian Mercury, 2 April 1753: The New Statistical Account for Scotland, 1797: 1837: This date has been suggested as the year in which Thirlstane Tower, Yetholm, was “pulled down” [WikiTree] … Continue reading Thirlestane Tower
stamped, addressed but unposted
I feel fortunate to be the son of Alan Stuart Gordon and Margaret Mary Scott: To play ‘Stamped, addressed but unposted’ please click here. Music credit: Sympathy Magic by Florence … Continue reading stamped, addressed but unposted
Rebel Antiquary
Magpie If only I could soar like an eagle to see the world as I cannot. I am a magpie in black and white, in flight through clouds, seeking colour. … Continue reading Rebel Antiquary
Why I added Scott to my name
I am a gardener an Antiquary and peaceful rebel my grandfather was not Walter Scott. I love my mum. I may or may not be related to: