Why didn’t you take . . .
An advertisement in St Andrews Citizen, 19 January 1935
Tag: St Andrews
St Andrews University
Where Eileen, Dai and Rachel studied.
somewhere on the other side of the afternoon’s horizon
To play this short film please click here. Eileen and Dai, we miss you. Music credit: Dido’s Lament – by Henry Purcell [Simone Dinnerstein and Tift Merritt]
snowdrops
To wander through snowdrop woods towards the sea. SNOWDROPS: To play this short film please click here or on the image above. Music credit: acoustic version of ‘The Life of … Continue reading snowdrops
NORTHPOINT
We are not long home after a lovely wee break in St Andrews. Once again, we stayed at Priorletham farm.
Yesterday was Tuesday
Yesterday was Tuesday Today is Wednesday [photos from Tuesday]
vagabond language
A family follow the Cypress avenue at Craigtoun Park to the gatepiers (1974) Notes: The architect for Craigtoun died the day I was born (but 53 years before) My daughter … Continue reading vagabond language
The World’s First Meridian Line
Our daughter has flown free of the nest to study Chemistry at the University of St Andrews. My recall of my life as a student (so long ago) seems still … Continue reading The World’s First Meridian Line