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By Hole Ousia Posted on May 5, 2021May 6, 2021

‘lacrimae rerum’

Peter and Sian share a love of all that Edmund de Waal creates. This is the Observer review of his latest book ‘Letters to Camondo’:

Categories: Philosophy, Poems, This is Not yesterday, Two culturesTags: 63 Rue de Monceau, A hidden inheritance, a journey into obsession, Antiquary, artist, Belle Epoque, coda, Edmund de Waal, Ephrussi, Hole Ousia, Incorrigibly plural, letters to Camondo, London, multifarious learners, NAZI, netsuke, no ideas but things, observer, Omphalos, Omphalos films, Paris, Peter J Gordon, potter, rebel antiquary, Social maverick, synaesthesia, The Antiquary, The Hare with Amber Eyes, The Rebel Antiquary, The White Road, V and A, writer

By Hole Ousia Posted on April 9, 2021

Site of Core Stanes

The following account of Alexander Walker [1819-1905] is based on material kindly shared in the Glenbuchat Heritage Archive. It is important to fully acknowledege all credit to this wonderful archive. … Continue reading Site of Core Stanes

Categories: Architecture, Family history, gardens, Scotland, This is Not yesterdayTags: 1905, a lad of pairts, Aberdeen Lunatic Asylum, Aberdeenshire, Alexander Walker, Antiquary, Avochy, Balmoral, Botany, Buckie, Castle Newe, Core Stanes, Deeside Tales, Demolished, emigrated, Fiddle tunes, gardener, Glenbuchat, Hole Ousia, Incorrigibly plural, Inventor, lad of parts, Letterfourie, lost, Mayen House, Meteorology, multifarious learner, multifarious learners, musician, New Forest, Newe, Peter Gordon, Rathven, rebel antiquary, Reels, Robert Glendonwyn Gordon, Royal Cornhill Hospital, Scotland, Scottish Dance Music, Sir Charles Forbes, Site of Core stanes, Social maverick, Strathdon, Surveying, Tap o'Noth, The Antiquary, The Rebel Antiquary, The stories of a small glen, to be humbled, USA, walled garden, Williamstown

By Hole Ousia Posted on March 12, 2021

Secret of the Yew Tree

‘If we are on a path of initiation into the secrets of landscape, earthlore and healing, the yew tree can become a powerful heirophant.’ The Ormiston Yew The circular Yew … Continue reading Secret of the Yew Tree

Categories: gardens, Philosophy, Scotland, This is Not yesterdayTags: 1943, 700 year old layering Yew, a Miracle of Yew Regeneration, a modern ruin, abandoned, Abbotshall, Abercairney, Aberthuven, Adam and Eve, Alexander McCall Smith, Alexander Moncrieffe, Alexander Naysmith, An ancient child, ancient, Andrew MacFarlane., Antiquary, Ardnamurchan, Argyll, Arm Chair, Arrochar, Auchendrane, Auchendrane yew, Ayrshire, bannister, Bernera, Berneray, Bienn a' Bhacaidh, Bienna Bhacaidh, Bilbliotheca Abscondita, Bower, brainlessness, Brideshead Revisited, Bridge of Allan, castle, chapel of the Yew trees, child, circular yew, Clan Fraser, concentration camps, Condie, connection, Craigends, Craigends Yew, Crieff, Crookston castle, Culfargie, curves, Dalmellington, Dalserf, Dalserf parish Church, Dame Helen's castle, Dovecot, Dunaskin, Dunwich, Earlshall, East Lothian, Eccles Church Tower, Edinburgh, Evelyn Waugh, exploration, Fife, fire, Ford, formal, Fortingal, Fortingal Yew, Fortingall, Fortingall Yew, Fraser Clan, garden, gardesns, Gask, gate, gatepiers, gateposts, gateway, Geese, gentle gardener, Glasgow, Glenhurich, Graeme, Great Montrose, Grove, hares would yet breed on his hearthstone, headless, Hedge, hedging, heirophant, Helen Liston Hardie, Hermit, herring, Hole Ousia, How to stop time, humanity, I Vow, I Vow castle, I Vow Yew, Inchbrakie, Incorrigibly plural, island, It is by living we learn, James Joyce, Jehanne Mehta, Kate McNiven, Keirs castle, Kilneuair, Kirkcaldy, Laight castle, landcape architecture, landscape, Landscape Architecture, Leon Eisenberg, light, Lismore, Little Spartan, Loch Awe, Loch Lomond, Loch Ness, Lochan na h' Iubhraich, Lochawe, Lochnell, Lord Darnley, Loss, MacFarlane, Mansion, Margaret Mary Scott, Marquis of Montrose, Mary Queen of Scots, Matt Haig, Max Sebald, Maze, memory, mindlessness, MLA distinction, model, Monzie, Musaem Clausum, national Trust for Scotland, Nature, New Condie, Nigel Tranter, Oliphant, Omphalos, Omphalos films, painter, Patrick Geddes, Patrick Graeme, Paul Greenwood, Persecuting Raploch, Perthshire, Peter Gordon, Peter J Gordon, poem, poet, poetry, Pollok House, polymath, progress hardly broke its stride, Rabbie Burns, Raploch, rebel antiquary, Renfrewshire, ring, Robert the Bruce, Rockingham, Rockingham elephants, ruin, ruins, Scientists chop years off ancient yew trees, Scotland, Scull, Secret of the Yew Tree, sermons, silver darlings, Social maverick, Somerleyton, St Columba, St Columba's Yew, St Giles, St Moluag, stairs, stairway, Stenton, Stirling-Maxwell, taxus baccata, The Abbotshall Yew, The Antiquary, The Auchendrane Yew, The Brownie's Cell, the Chapel of the Yew Trees, the Crookston yew tree, The Culfargie Yew, The Elanvow Preservation Fund, The faded glories of his Clan, The Fraser Yew, The Gentle Gardener, The Giant's Garden, The Inchbrakie Yew, the largest Yew tree in Scotland, the lion of the secession churc, The little loch of the yew grove, the living hedge, The Monastery, the ormiston Yew, The Raploch Yew, The Rebel Antiquary, The Rings of Saturn, The speaking hedge, The Wallace Yew, These are the hands, Thomas Browne, three castles, three sisters, Tomas Transtromer, topiary, village, Vivendo Discimus, W G Sebald, Walter Scott, When Harry met Mary under the Yew tree, William Hamilton, William Wallace, William Wordsworth, Winfried Georg Sebald, witch, Would you Adam and Eve it?, writer, WWII, Wyndeham Le strange, Yew, Yew hedge, Yew tree, Yew trees, Yews

By Hole Ousia Posted on February 26, 2021

experience

This is from Landscapes: John Berger on Art. I would have loved to have met and chatted with John Berger!

Categories: Medical humanities, Philosophy, Poems, Two culturesTags: anybody can tell, By living we learn, Cabrach, Gauch, Glendevon castle, Hale Bopp, have you ever seen a barometer that stays still, Here is where we meet, Hole Ousia, Incorrigibly plural, It is by living we learn, John Berger, Landscapes: John Berger on Art, multifarious learners, Peter J Gordon, rebel antiquary, she laughed her seventeen-year-old laugh, Social maverick, the number of lives that enter our own are incalculable, The Rebel Antiquary, the sky is making a new proposition to the earth, Vivendo Discimus

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