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Ruichlachrie, Glen Bruar
Tag: Richard Holloway
DEPARTURE[S]
Julian Barnes final book. To be aired on BBC FOUR, 26 March 2026:
R E S I S T A N C E
On Sunday we visited Modern Two to see the RESISTANCE exhibition: How protest shaped Britain and photography shaped protest. What follows are a few photographs that I took at Modern … Continue reading R E S I S T A N C E
Richard Holloway on over-certainty
This is from a Scotsman feature, 11 January 1996. I think that Richard makes a very important point. I should say that I am a friend of and correspondent with … Continue reading Richard Holloway on over-certainty
February 1998
In the previous millennium Richard Holloway shared this ‘thought for the day’. I feel fortunate that my life has overlapped with Richard Holloway and that in our time we have … Continue reading February 1998
the ten-year-old self that never dies
This film is for Richard. To play this short film please click here or on the image above Music credit: Nobody Told Me by John Lennon [Top of the Pops, … Continue reading the ten-year-old self that never dies
‘But is unscientific, quite unscientific’
Richard HollowayOn a recent break in Aberdeenshire, I read Goodbye to Berlin by Christopher Isherwood [a gift from my daughter Rachel]. The following passage is from this book, it is … Continue reading ‘But is unscientific, quite unscientific’
Angel II
This film is for the angels inside Richard Music credit: Mid-air by Paul Buchanan