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Monthly Archives: February 2012
19th February – Gullane beach and old kirk
Continuing on from my post of 16th February, here are some photos taken at Gullane on the Firth of Forth, just to the east of Edinburgh. The Firth widens out considerably at this point, and there are long stretches of sand … Continue reading
Posted in History, archaeology & geology, Photography, Wildlife & nature
Tagged Gullane, history, photography, Scotland
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19th February – an old moon
At 7 o’clock this morning the old crescent moon was making a lovely sight in the dawn sky. Mars was setting in the west, a beautiful red colour, and the blackbirds and robins were all singing their morning songs. The … Continue reading
16th February – the Falls of Clyde
Verity and Chris have been staying with us for a few days, and Leonie came down from Oban on Tuesday night, so yesterday we enjoyed a day out doing some walking and photography. Our first stop was the Falls of … Continue reading
Posted in History, archaeology & geology, Photography, Wildlife & nature
Tagged Corra Linn, Falls of Clyde, Lanark, nature, New Lanark, photography, Scotland, wildlife
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12th February – great expectations…?
It’s been a few weeks since I’ve updated my Journal, and this is mainly down to our workload – good news for our business, but not for wildlife adventures! Despite the crisp, clear weather that we’ve had in February, we’ve … Continue reading
Posted in Colin's wildlife art
Tagged art, Colin Woolf, painting, wildlife, wildlife art, wildlife painting, writing
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