The last of Pat Conway
The Haugh of West Grange, by the river Forth, was familiar to generations of my family. In my lifetime it became roofless: a home for plastic-wrapped silage. The Last of … Continue reading The last of Pat Conway
being and becoming in the world
The Haugh of West Grange, by the river Forth, was familiar to generations of my family. In my lifetime it became roofless: a home for plastic-wrapped silage. The Last of … Continue reading The last of Pat Conway
This film is a poetic journey that seeks to ‘advance deeper into the unknown country’. From Seaton Park to the river Spey: this film is about finding love and realising … Continue reading Do you remember your first kiss? Where were you at the time?
Peter’s short films about bridges [to play each film please click on an image]: Over here [Boat o’brig]: The beginning of wisdom [Kalemouth suspension bridge]: Look Aboot Ye [Kincardine on … Continue reading My notebook will be better than a doctor
I have been wishing to write this post for a while now. It is about the life of John Halliday who was described as “a poet as well as a … Continue reading A poet as well as a gardener