In the Churchyard, on the opposite side of the path from the Stanhope Forbes family gravestone – a recumbent stone of Thomas ? who died in 1742, and the part of the inscription that is legible:
“This world is like the sea
In it I’ve er toss’d
By winds and storms
Til life itself is lost….”
Filed under my sketchbook pages, Walks
This website/blog is about sharing impulses, visual notes and things that tease my mind or catches my eye. It follows my creative projects and highlights the area where life meets art. Most often it's a gradual process of peeling away the skin to reach the core of my creativity.
Commissioned Art Works of Landscapes that hold Special Meanings for Individuals.
200 miles of off road trail riding in the Scottish Borders
How to self-publish books for children - practical tips from Karen Inglis
eco-soul : the ecological imagination
Home of Anna Wess, Writer & Ghost Chaser
a vision quest for peace
All over the world, every day, heritage sites, artefacts, skills and traditions are being damaged or lost through war, neglect, development, vandalism, theft or natural disasters. The Heritage Trust aims to focus on some of these issues, as well as highlighting many of the success stories in the fields of archaeology, conservation and historical research. If you have concerns for our heritage, or just a story to tell about it, please let us know by leaving a comment or contacting us at - info@theheritagetrust.org
