(Guest blog from #1 Son aka 'Boris)

This week saw us saying a final farewell to Kinnoull Church Nursery . Previous farewells had always been tempered by the knowledge that we a...

The premise is a good one; take a writer from the historical satire Blackadder , assemble a cast of first-rate comedy actors, and produce a ...

My already thunderous headache is being made worse by the incessant drumming coming from a massive Orange Order parade - just across the riv...

The phrase, "this is a local shop" surprisingly featured in the top 5 comedy catchphrases of all time. The ghastly premise of the ...

Three times a year, "The Bible in Transmission: A Forum for Change in Church and culture" is published by The Bible Society. Its ...

Yesterday was young 'Norris'' eighth birthday! The exclamation mark at the end of that statement is perhaps indicative of the su...

Driving past Eilean Donan Castle at night - who could resist taking a holiday snap?

The celebrated 'Five Sisters of Kintail' form one of Scotland's finest ridge walks. They are also amongst the most photographed ...

'The Rogers Character' and I, threw a few things in rucksacks, pointed the nose of the car towards the North West, and made for the ...

We are delighted to bring to the market, this once in a lifetime opportunity to make a remarkable home in this unique penthouse property. Ev...

The film 'Capote' documents six years in the life of celebrated 20thC American author, Truman Capote, during which he writes his boo...

Ben Vrackie - from Loch a Choire The popular tourist-town of Pitlochry, stands beneath its own mountain - Ben Vrackie, a superb Corbett, wit...

Any of the old pictures of Perth skyline that you find online - or in the library, will show this distinctive chimney. In any early pictures...

Mrs H and I went up to the village of Birnam last night to catch Irish folk singer/guitarist Luka Bloom on the latest leg of his four-date...

Lochan na h- Earba The road from Dalwhinnie / Newtonmore to Spean Bridge and Fortwilliam is littered with high mountains, several of wh...

My memory has never been that great. Although some odd facts seem to stick in mind with a weird permanence, I have never been one of those p...

We all walked up Kinnoull Hill (again!) the other day, and sat up on the top, by the stone table admiring the view. The cliffs drop vertical...

Shane Meadows (part-autobiographical) film "This is England" is a moving, disturbing and deeply sad movie. It is in its own way qu...

Once part of a building, now just a home for aspiring vegetation. It's best running days are probably behind it... No longer required Th...

Long-redundant loading gauges hang, rusting and forgotten - in the carriage sidings area. The platform on the left is where my Grandparents ...

Perth's once great station lies windswept and forlorn. It struggles to functionally occupy the space its history has provided it with - ...

Waiting at Perth Station for Vlad to appear - I admired the various paints peeling from metal columns and wooden station canopies.

Driving back from Edinburgh Airport on Sunday afternoon after depositing my Mum and Sister there, we had a few spare hours. Ice creams, suns...

I was on the phone today, dealing with someone representing a major company who were working on a crime-prevention scheme with government fu...

I was tagged by Sara! in a photographic blogging memory-lane thing! The idea is to look back in the archives and re-publish the sixth photo...