Monthly Archives: June 2012
Titan Clydebank Crane
So we decided to pay a visit to the recently renovated Titan Clydebank Crane. Easily accessible by car or public transport, this is a fun way to enjoy a glimpse into the history of ship-building on the River Clyde. From … Continue reading
A Work of Art
This is a poor photograph of a brilliant oil painting by the wonderfully talented Karly Burns, a young Scottish artist. She gave it to me as a gift for which I am eternally grateful, if undeserving. Thank you, Karly. http://www.karlyburns.com/
glen luss
north lies ben lomond glen luss is to the west of bonnie inchcailloch
a ferocious sabre-toothed duck
This is the feral creature which savaged the middle toe on my right foot, presumably mistaking it for whatever delicacy these barbaric creatures enjoy (with a casual disregard for the well-being or indeed survival of other, lesser life forms). It … Continue reading
the loch
a boat on the loch morning mist hangs on the bens life is magical
Clouds
clouds float serenely on a Scottish summer day the world is perfect
Day out on a Day Boat
AnElephantCant possibly do justice He doesn’t have the gift of the gab But he’ll show you some pics And a few rhyming tricks To describe his adventure on the Day Boat BigRab Another magical trip on Loch Lomond The most … Continue reading
La Guerre Eternelle
Her face was bruised and bloody She would not tell him why The dark haired man in the high cost suit Just smiled as he walked by Two brothers were still fighting Their shirts and ties were torn The traffic … Continue reading
Forest Bumps
On the recent news that orang-utans are highly skilled engineers: http://phys.org/news/2012-04-orangutan-reveal-expertise.html AnElephantCant find a rhyme for orang-utan Or even Old Man of the Jungle There is nothing worse When writing a verse To discover you have begun with … Continue reading