From shooting along the Nith estuary at high speed on a Rigid Inflatable Lifeboat, to discovering how periwinkles are sorted into different ...Read More
I first visited Dumfries Odeon Cinema nearly 25 years ago, and it felt tatty, run-down and in desperate need of refurbishment or, preferably...Read More
. Rogan went back to school today; the summer holidays are over. It is wet, grey and miserable. It’s the middle of August. I’ve lived in Sco...Read More
. Our friends Kerry and her son Oliy, have an open house every year during the first weekend of August. Old friends from her hometown and ne...Read More
. This area has finally gone digital. There is nothing but fuzz and hiss coming out of the TV. We have no digibox nor satellite set-up. Now ...Read More
. We don’t recall everything we see. Our brain spends much of its time filtering out what it considers irrelevant, and locking on to things ...Read More
. It was going to be wet and windy, at least to begin with, on Food Town Day, so Rogan needed some kind of shelter to set his home baking st...Read More
. The Qawali Sham Sufi Group, from Afghanistan are currently in the UK. They have played in London, Glasgow and Edinburgh, and are even perf...Read More
. Maggie’s exhibition is in the gallery across the road from us. Mid morning I take a coffee across to her Lunchtime I take her a cup of tea...Read More
. From April 21st to May 2nd, Maggie has a solo exhibition at the Castle Douglas Art Gallery. This is the place of her first solo exhibition...Read More
. Wednesday : “Maggie! There’s a guy out there rummaging through the skip, picking up log-burner sized pieces of wood and sticking them in t...Read More
. Outside the front door is a skip. Next door, they have taken down an old brick outhouse and are building a conservatory. The skip is only ...Read More
. Finally snow has made it to this corner of SW Scotland and by late yesterday afternoon had begun to settle. I felt it would be chancing it...Read More