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By Hole Ousia Posted on July 1, 2020March 2, 2023

Can you make sense of this?

The inscribed stone, that once stood central in the Roundel, was removed to Keir Estate by William Stirling-Maxwell. The Roundel stone now stands in the grounds of the Smith Institute, Stirling. … Continue reading Can you make sense of this?

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By Hole Ousia Posted on July 1, 2020March 2, 2023

Set in Stone

Monday last week, I visited the Roundel: In visiting, I was aware that the inscribed stone that is associated with it, had long since been removed: Yesterday, on the last … Continue reading Set in Stone

Categories: Architecture, Bridge of Allan, Philosophy, Scotland, This is Not yesterday, Two culturesTags: 1898, 29 June 2020, A lover of Antiquity, Antiquary, antiquity, as I read it, Blackford farms, Dr Peter Gordon, Dylan thomas, Early this morning I headed north from Bridge of Allan, Grafitti, Greenloaning, Grenloaning, Hale Bopp, Hole Ousia, I stopped five miles on, inscription, interpretation of the faded letters inscribed on the Roundel Stone, Keir house, Latin, Marginalia, Mote, Ochils, Perthshire, Peter Gordon, QAM DONAT, Quoiggs, Quoiggs Beef Lot, Quoigs, rebel antiquary, Roman, Roundel, Roundell, Set in stone, Social maverick, Standing stone, Stirling Institute, Stirling Smith, Stirlingshire, The Antiquary, The Rebel Antiquary, The Roundel, The Roundel stone now stands in the grounds of the Smith Institute, the Roundel was removed to Keir Estate by William Stirling-Maxwell, time passes listen, tumble me over for your own good, VERSAMEBONOTVO, William Stirling-Maxwell, Yesterday, You are now here

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