Take me to the river
mid-thought mid-dash. No need to find a crossing As my love for you needs neither ford nor bridge. Take me to the river, mid-thought mid-dash.
Tag: River Teith
His tall, dapper figure: familiar to everybody
I recently visited Inverardoch estate near Doune and made this short film about Inverardoch house [demolished in 1950] and this short film on Inverardoch mausoleum. One of the stalwarts of … Continue reading His tall, dapper figure: familiar to everybody
two special women
To play this short film please click here or on the image above. Filmed at Inverardoch mausoleum, Doune, [St Fillans chapel] on the 13th January 2024. This film is for: … Continue reading two special women
Alive in the river of light
Peter’s films about rivers and streams [please click on each image to play a different film]: The brig that spans the Wharry: Lycidas [Lendalfoot]: The Devil’s pulpit: He spoke like … Continue reading Alive in the river of light
Alexander Marr
Alexander Marr (1833-1916) was a Head Gardener for Bannockburn House. In 1867, his wife Margaret gave birth to their first child: Peter Alexander Marr was born in Ashmillburn Cottage, a … Continue reading Alexander Marr
By the river Teith
Yesterday, we had a lovely picnic on a small pebble beach by the river Teith. This curve in the river Teith is very near the abandoned, and now most ruinous … Continue reading By the river Teith
Dillot
This was filmed where a fine hoose used to stand in a woodland in Lanrick. The house was called “Dillot”. It saw it’s fair share of tragedy but was a … Continue reading Dillot
The landscape’s invitation
A film about Heathershot farm, Carse of Lecropt, Bridge of Allan: To play this short film please click here.