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170d

In messing about with the V & A building photos I forgot about My Favourite Thing in Dundee.

LEMMINGS!

Oh how I loved that game.

#photography #Scotland #retroGaming

A photo of the Lemmings statues in Dundee. It is a stone pillar with a brick laying bridge building lemming at the bottom, a climber half way up, and one at the top looking into the distance, holding on to the peak of the top stone. It is lovely. Behind it you can see public gardens, with some pink flowers, a mini bandstand and tall palm tree.

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I am one of very few female drystone wallers in Scotland & the world. Below are some things I've worked on. I am very often inspired by traditional drystone structures like planticrus and sheep stells and enjoy bringing their beauty and functionality into our modern lives.

For more nerdy stone stuff...

https://www.thedrystonecompany.com/drystone-diary

#Drystone #Craft #Scotland

A colour photograph of a semi circular drystone feature in a lush garden. Structure inspired by a sheep stell.

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Echinacea - 35mm Film

#Photography #BelieveInFilm #FilmIsNotDead #Flowers #35mm #Scotland #BloomScrolling

A colour photograph of pink echinacea among fresh green foliage.

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Revisiting the memorial stone of the ‘last woman burned as a witch’ in Scotland in film and archival photos. (‘Janet Horne’ probably never existed but her myth persists because there were so many like her whose lives and deaths went unrecorded.)#AshesAndStones #ScottishWitches #Scotland #ScottishHighlands #FolkHorror #FeministHorror #WomenInHorror #SheWill #JanetHorne #ModernAntiquarian #Witch
#StandingStone #Menhir #Histodons