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Tag Archives: heritage
Discovering Albion – day 9: Soapbox…
It was getting late by the time we left the island. Ten miles back to the last hotel we had passed or forge ahead and see what happened? We forged ahead and fell lucky, finding a little place north of … Continue reading
Posted in adventure, Photography, travel
Tagged admission charges, churches, copyright, heritage, history, rant
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A Thousand Miles of History XXXX: Second Time Lucky…
Three days and countless ancient places earlier, our attempts to visit the Cheesewring with Alethea and Larissa had been thwarted by the roiling mists of Bodmin Moor. Mists or not, we were determined to try again on our way home, … Continue reading
Posted in adventure, albion, Ancestors, Ancient sites, archaeology, Books, france and vincent, History, Photography, road trip, travel
Tagged Bodmin Moor, Cheesewring, giants, heritage, Hurlers, Minions, Stowe's Hill, tor enclosure
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And again, should we wash upon, Loch Awe shore… ~ Gavin MacGregor
Reblogged from heritagelandscapecreativity: Vicarious serendipities, perhaps, could have only ever occurred at this location? It started with a couple of images from 1970. I would encounter them once every few years or so, but they haunted me over several decades. … Continue reading
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Tagged Anthropocene, Anthropocene Archaeology, archaeology, Argyll, Beuys, climate change, creativity, environment, heritage, history, landscape, Loch Awe, Scotland, sculpture, XR
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Dark Enchanted Isle ~ Gavin MacGregor.
Reblogged from heritagelandscapecreativity: The small ferry left Stromness as the storm began to rise. With the distant island mountain already backdropped by troubled skies and foregrounded by rising waves, it struggled to land briefly at Graemsay, spilling out people and … Continue reading
Posted in Photography, reblog
Tagged Cultural Landscapes, culture, death, Dwarfie Stane, folklore, heritage, Hoy, landscape, More Than Human, Mortuary, Orkney, prehistory, Rackwick Bay, Scotland, Sea Eagle, Wild Prehistory
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Heritage ~ Fandango #writephoto
Phoebe was excited when the envelope arrived. Having been adopted when she was just a baby, she knew nothing about her heritage. She dearly loved the couple who adopted her, and they were the only parents she ever knew, but … Continue reading
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Tagged adopted, died, DNA testing, family tree, heritage, King, knight, Robert I, Robert the Bruce, sarcophagus, Scottish, writephoto
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Losing the plot…
I sat and stared, listening to my mouth continuing about its business. With a curious, detached prescience, I was acutely aware that my words were about to run out. I needed his name. Needed to end my speech with it. … Continue reading
Beyond time…
With the Feathered Seer workshop just a few days away, I thought I would share a glimpse into the origins of the story around which we will be building the weekend… I had met her before, thinking her a dream … Continue reading
Through the Eyes of the Ballachulish Goddess
Reblogged from heritagelandscapecreativity: The Ballachulish Goddess was discovered in 1880 beneath about 10 feet of peat. When she was lifted from lying face down, her quartzite pebble eyes stared forward, unwavering. How remarkable it would have been, when she was … Continue reading
Posted in History, Landscape, Photography
Tagged archaeology, art, Ballachulish, Ballachulish Goddess, environment, heritage, Iron Age, Neolithic, rock art, Scotland, sculpture
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Legacy #writephoto
The phone rang, dragging his attention from the columns of numbers. James glanced automatically at the display as his hand reached for the receiver…and stopped. He’d had enough for one day. He watched the vibrating phone as it rang insistently, … Continue reading
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Tagged disappearnce, heritage, mystery, short story, swan
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