forwardness and backwardness
From the Book of Scottish Anecdote.
Tag: Scottish Anecdote
A dreary probation
From the Book of Scottish Anecdote: Dull, boring and bland: To play this short film please click here or on the above image.
A candid prayer
From the Book of Scottish Anecdote.
Nor’ Loch trouts
A collective recollection, as recorded in the Book of Scottish Anecdote.
‘Natural succession’
An anecdote about one of the Edinburgh properties of Robert Dundas (1713 –1787). He served as Solicitor General for Scotland and Lord President of the Court of Session. [Source: The Book … Continue reading ‘Natural succession’
Death of Montrose.
The Book of Scottish Anecdotes says this about the death of Montrose: Two years ago I visited the Yew tree where Montrose spent his second last night in hiding. I … Continue reading Death of Montrose.
Metapheesics
This definition of Metaphysics is to be found in the Book of Scottish Anecdotes. It made me smile!
A fine view
This lovely story features in the Book of Scottish Anecdote. I was fortunate to spend long periods of my childhood in Argyll. Here I share my memories of spending childhood … Continue reading A fine view