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Barb Taub reviews WRITEDOWN by Margaret Elphinstone et al #Lockdown #Galloway #Scotland #RBRT
Reblogged from Barb Taub: n my last post here, I talked about the ‘forgotten’ flu pandemic of 1918. The coronavirus seems an overwhelming force across the globe, and I wonder what its legacy will be. After reading the incredible new … Continue reading
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Tagged #RBRT, coronavirus, COVID-19, diary, epistolary memoir, Galloway, Glenkens Writers, lockdown, Margaret Elphinstone, pandemic, Scotland
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Solstice of the Moon: Frustration…
Sir Walter Scott called it the “…longest, loneliest and loveliest glen in Scotland…”, but to me, our all-too-brief foray into the outer reaches of Glen Lyon was pure frustration. It has absolutely everything you could possibly imagine or want in … Continue reading
Posted in adventure, albion, Ancient sites, france and vincent, History, Photography, Spirituality, travel
Tagged Bridge of balgie, glen, Glen Lyon, magic, mountains, Scotland
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Solstice of the Moon: All That Glitters…
You could easily drive past and never know it was there. Even hoping that we were on the right road and might just find it, we almost missed it… almost, but not quite. I have never known the name of … Continue reading
Posted in adventure, Ancestors, Ancient sites, france and vincent, Photography, road trip, TOLL, travel
Tagged fairyland, Highlands, Laggan, magic, Pattack Falls, Scotland, waterfalls
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Solstice of the Moon: Stone of the Maiden
Once upon a time… twelve or thirteen hundred years ago… there lived a fair maiden. She was, it is told, the daughter of the Laird of Balquhain. She was betrothed and very soon to be married. On the eve of … Continue reading
Solstice of the Moon: Unfamiliar Territory
It is raining again and about to get worse. You are in a suburban green space between neat-gardened houses, the last place you would expect to find an ancient treasure… and you are confronted with something both so alien and … Continue reading
Solstice of the Moon: Circle of Peace
Our first stop next day was a place where mysterious stones, a Celtic saint and a link to one of the best-known legends of the British Isles all come together in a village churchyard. It took a bit of finding, … Continue reading
Posted in Ancient sites, Churches, History, Photography, Sacred sites, Scotland, Solstice of the Moon, Spirituality, symbolism, The Silent Eye
Tagged Anne Rochford’s grave, Christchurch stone circle, Inverurie, lunar standstill, midmar, recumbent circle, Scotland, standing stones, stone circle
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The Old Men of Hoy ~ Steve Tanham
I remember the ferry poster. May 2018 and we were on our way to Orkney for the first time. Four of us had travelled by ScotRail up from Glasgow to Thurso, a few miles west of John O’ Groats, the … Continue reading