Monthly Archives: August 2015

John Bellany Commemorative

Posted on August 4, 2015 by Christine Richard OBE FRSA

The Capercaille’s Song is an exhibition marking the start of the Festivals in Edinburgh.  At the Open Eye Gallery, it is  a commemorative tribute to the late John Bellany CBE, with works  chosen by his wife, Helen, who was John’s inspiration … Continue reading →

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Granton’s Secret Garden

Posted on August 3, 2015 by Anne Hamilton

It may be a tangle of flowers, fruit trees and crumbling glasshouses at present, but this well-hidden secret, locked up now for eight years, just could be one of the ‘Lost Gardens of Scotland’.

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The Grouse and the Mouse

Posted on August 2, 2015 by Suse Coon

This picture Kelpies book from Emily Dodd the author of Can’t-Dance-Cameron and the non-fiction Volcanoes is guaranteed to be a hit.

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