being and becoming in the world
Duncryne hill, by Gartocharn is known locally as the Dumpling, is a tiny hill of only 465 feet above sea level: “However the very short ascent gives a reward out … Continue reading Wander into the woods [reserved for teddy bears etc . . .]
A poem from 1999 about a family visit to the National Museum, Chambers Street, Edinburgh. I trained in Landscape Architecture in the University building opposite the museum. Our drawing boards … Continue reading Melt the bear
The author Adam Nicolson in “Sea Room”: The poet and doctor William Carlos Williams talked of an adventure: Mukul Kesavan in “Looking through glass” Captain Charles Ryder in Brideshead Revisited about … Continue reading Sapere Aude
Filmed on a family picnic to the ruined castle of Arnhall on Sunday 26th March 2017: Ursine physiology – may not be mainstream physiology: To play this film please click … Continue reading Ursine physiology – may not be mainstream physiology
Only the grave: To play this short film please click here or on the image above. Filmed at Glasgow Necropolis with Hale Bopp