Who cares?
words from Hame graphic by Peter. [photograph of Gauch farmhouse, Cabrach. It was cut-in-two to make was for the Baler]
Tag: Peter Gordon
Mrs Crudelius
Some years ago, in the archive of the The Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments of Scotland, I came across a photograph of a tombstone with two angels … Continue reading Mrs Crudelius
these stories
Poem by Rupi Kaur. Photograph: Gauch farm, Cabrach, Scotland
From Correction Wynd [long before shopping malls]
This was the view from Correction Wynd, Aberdeen in 1963. It was from a time before shopping malls, however Marks and Spencers is still there. Yesterday we picked up our … Continue reading From Correction Wynd [long before shopping malls]
‘a small wayside Inn’
The Woodside Hotel, Doune, has a special place in the history of both my mother’s family and my father’s family. Today it remains a special place for all our family. … Continue reading ‘a small wayside Inn’
‘Listen, let the people petition and be heard’
In September of this year it will be 5 years since I petitioned the Scottish Parliament to urge the Scottish Government to introduce a Sunshine Act for Scotland. The evidence … Continue reading ‘Listen, let the people petition and be heard’
Bring me a sunshine act
Published in the BMJ, 29 March 2018, cite as BMJ 2018;360:k1380
A pocket book [found in Cabrach, 1854]
This is the first in a series of films that I intend to make on Cabrach, a remote parish of highland Scotland. This was filmed at the gate to Bank … Continue reading A pocket book [found in Cabrach, 1854]
My talk for the Deeside Heritage Society
I have been asked to give a talk for the Deeside Heritage Society and will be giving this in Aboyne on the evening of the Thursday 19th October 2017. My … Continue reading My talk for the Deeside Heritage Society
The Wizard of the North
This is a film about John Henry Anderson who was known as ‘The Wizard of the North’ The Wizard of the North from omphalos
Correction Wynd
My view is that to go forwards one really has to appreciate backwards. [The film is about identity – can it be found in a name – and questions what belonging … Continue reading Correction Wynd
It happened here
A film about Abergeldie castle, Deeside, Scotland: