Set in Stone
Monday last week, I visited the Roundel: In visiting, I was aware that the inscribed stone that is associated with it, had long since been removed: Yesterday, on the last … Continue reading Set in Stone
Tag: Keir
The Roundel
Early this morning I headed north from Bridge of Allan. I stopped five miles on, at the Roundel. The inscribed stone, that once stood central in the Roundel, was removed to … Continue reading The Roundel
Keir Gardens
Keir estate is a most ancient one. For centuries it was owned by the Stirling family but is now in private ownership. If you have traveled on the M9 is … Continue reading Keir Gardens
The Captain of Wanderwrang
The Keir roundabout on the A9, a few miles south of Dunblane, will be familiar to many travelling North. In slowing for the roundabout the eye is drawn to a … Continue reading The Captain of Wanderwrang
Ursine physiology – may not be mainstream physiology
Filmed on a family picnic to the ruined castle of Arnhall on Sunday 26th March 2017: Ursine physiology – may not be mainstream physiology: To play this film please click … Continue reading Ursine physiology – may not be mainstream physiology
Part of
I am part of Sian, my family, and everybody that I have met and everywhere I have been. This short film was made on a family picnic to the ruined castle of … Continue reading Part of