Hope for me
Less than a lifetime ago, there was once a small mining village in south Lanarkshire called Haywood, known as High Wood by the locals. At one time, it was a … Continue reading Hope for me
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Less than a lifetime ago, there was once a small mining village in south Lanarkshire called Haywood, known as High Wood by the locals. At one time, it was a … Continue reading Hope for me
Less than a lifetime ago, there was once a small mining village in south Lanarkshire called Haywood, known as High Wood by the locals. At one time, it was a … Continue reading Scottish village doomed
John o’Groat Journal, 29 October 1852: Stonehaven Journal, 21 October 1869: Aberdeen Press and Journal, 7 December 1949:
I recently made a film about a forgotten Perthshire village. It has been said that ‘there was no road either to or from this village’ [to play this short film … Continue reading There was no road either to or from
On Monday, 17th January 2022, I explored what remains of the village of Buttergask in Perthshire. This film shares a little of my journey: All that running: [To play this … Continue reading Buttergask
Yesterday, low clouds – almost a mist – cast a subdued light on the village of Bridge of Allan. Here are a few images from my local walk during lockdown:
Almost nothing of the village of Binn remains. It lives on in memory alone. The forgotten village: To play this short film please click here or on the image above … Continue reading The forgotten village
This is a film about Bothwellhaugh. The Pailis: To play this short film please click here or on the image above Credits: (1) Memories of a Bothwellhaugh girl who is … Continue reading The Pailis