This huge lump of stone between here and Lochwinnoch is a rocking stone used by Druids to dispense justice. At one time the slightest force would make it move so the accused would be made to stand on the top and the way the rock reacted would dictate guilt or otherwise. And it’s also the […]
249/365 Netwalking – my kind of business meeting
Of course that’s not a rain cloud Between the rocks can be quite spooky when it’s not full of chatting women Stunning views Looking at Loch Lomond Looking at it again because it’s very scenic Coming out of the rocks SWIBbers striking out And finally, damp but triumphant Today’s Scottish Women in Business networking event […]
Time poverty: Making the most of it
Time. I find myself constantly in conflict with it. There isn’t enough, or it’s not ticking by quick enough. Faster. Slower, whatever it does it’s the wrong thing. My most frequent lament, though, is that I don’t know where it goes. A bit like odd socks and good intentions. So I was interested, this morning, […]
Guest post: Infrared Photography
Infrared photography involves playing with light to create a weird and interesting effect on a landscape. Professional and home photographers alike can take a thing or two from this technique, and you only need a small amount of equipment to get started (as long as you have the camera already.)Assuming you already have a D-SLR […]
248/365 free animals at the supermarket
That there in the jar is Korean kimchi. I went to see Lindsay this morning when she kindly gave me a sourdough starter plus instructions. She makes the most amazing healthy foods including the kimchi, which is fermented and delicious. We chatted over subjects far and wide, like you do. One of the fascinating […]