Mossgrove
Over the last year a lot of change has taken place in Mossgrove but temporary art LIVES on!
Tag: Westerton Drive
Diary of a house
As a young family we moved into Mossgrove, Bridge of Allan, on St Andrew’s Day, 2001. We had been looking for a new home for some time. Peter and Sian, … Continue reading Diary of a house
Bridge of Allan: trial of a new Fire Engine
Mossgrove, the house that has been our family home for more than two decades, was built by William Cousine in 1880: William Cousine [1836-1888] was the first Captain of Bridge … Continue reading Bridge of Allan: trial of a new Fire Engine
Somewhere in the archives
Over the last few months I have been exploring the newspaper archives in search of material on Bridge of Allan. I started searching in the year 1800 and continued thereafter … Continue reading Somewhere in the archives
Diary of a house
As a young family we moved into Mossgrove, Bridge of Allan, on St Andrew’s Day, 2001. We had been looking for a new home for some time. Peter and Sian, … Continue reading Diary of a house
our dear neighbour
Crawford has been our dear neighbour for almost two decades. We are so fortunate to live next door to him in a house that architecturally mirror’s his. Crawford is retired … Continue reading our dear neighbour
Artificial light
At the end of last year the sodium street lamps in our street were updated and the light changed from sodium yellow to electric white. As odd as this may … Continue reading Artificial light
And both our beds are made
We are neighbours and friends across a generation, and a fence. Our houses, laid-out in mirror stance: the 1870’s fancy of Mr Cousin that infinitesimal builder, built himself so fiery … Continue reading And both our beds are made