Playlist
Craig Leon, Jennifer Pike, Sinfonietta Cracovia - Bach To Moog
The Supremes - Baby Love - The Essential Diana Ross & The Supremes
Federico Albanese - The Blue Hour
Various - Trojan Presents: Lovers Rock
Various - The Krautrock Archive Volume 1
Max Nagl Ensemble - Quartier Du Faisan
Various - Divine Music Centre • Volume 16
The Beatles - The Beatles (1973)
Sumner McKane - The Northeast by Eastern Film Soundtrack
The Modern Jazz Quartet - The Last Concert
10cc - I'm Not In Love: The Essential 10cc
Weather Report - Live in Cologne 1983
Kaprekar's Constant - Fate Outsmarts Desire
Pink Floyd - 1970 Devi/ation
Trentemøller - The Last Resort
Bennie Green - Bennie Green
Jaco Pastorius - Anthology: The Warner Bros. Years
Aretha Franklin - Greatest Hits
Ali Farka Touré - Radio Mali
Bennie Green - Glidin' Along
Manu Katché - Unstatic
The Rolling Stones - Blue & Lonesome
Various - Piano Music of Our Century
The Mountain Goats - Heretic Pride
The Flaming Lips - With A Little Help From My Fwends
Graham Park, Mike Pickering, Peter Hook & Manchester Camerata - Haçienda Classiçal
Various - Leaders Of The Pack
Various - A History of the Single - The 1970s
The New Percussion Group of Amsterdam - Go Between
No Horses - No Horses
The Beatles - The Beatles (White Album)
The Doors - Best Of The Doors
Françoise Hardy - In Vogue
Stevie Wonder - Innervisions
The Rezillos - Can't Stand the Rezillos
Kinks - Lola
The Stooges - The Stooges
Various - A History of the Single - The 1990s
Brian Eno - Lux
Brian Eno - Music For Airports
David Bowie - Christiane F : Wir Kinder vom Bahnhof Zoo
Various - Family Affair Chapter Three
Holger Czukay, Jah Wobble, Jaki Liebezeit - Full Circle
Return To Forever - Returns
The view from the office this morning...
Post a slap up breakfast - not taken together but just as and when people arose - Mary, Anne, Olly, Maureen and your correspondent headed out for a walk around the environs...
Good wall stuff...
Wonder how this ended up here?
Another story...
Hmmm...
Woah!
Technology and nature...
I liked this wee sheep...
Old mine workings...
I do like a telegraph pole...
The rail to nowhere...
Uncle and nephew in shadow...
Olly has a nose for those drugs...
Making our way slowly back...
We would enter these later...
I got the feeling the people living in the static caravan are possibly renovating the church into a home...
Another treat for later today....
A sheep, waiting for a bus...
The golf ball...
...and again, far off in the distance...
Home and Kitty had been working...
Some relaxation...
Then, more walking and adventuring...
We were off on a tour re the erstwhile lead mining scenario around these parts...
To the mine...
The sheep did not want to enter...
...but we did...
Horrendous working conditions and pay described and taken in...
Lucky to live when we do...
Out into the sun again...
The shed where the pit ponies lived...
Another not quite so scary doll in a window scenario...
The pole in the distance marks the top of the emergency exit for the mine - luckily we did not have to use it...
Into the miners' cottages - 1750...
1850 - featuring plates sent home by those lucky enough to have emigrated to the Americas...
And Jenny Millar, whose ghost apparently stalks the hills around these parts...
1910...
Getting there on the acceptable stakes...
Then, to the miners' library - visitors to these parts expressed surprise at the children's knowledge of Latin and Greek...
For once, mobile phones replaced...
Out again and in search of lunch...
The Wanlockhead Inn promised much but, due to an incoming party of 25 could not accommodate ours of 10...
So, a drive over to nearby Sanquhar, for some snacks in a Art Gallery...
There wasn't much here to be honest, other than the town's museum...
Back home through the hills, listening to Hearts v Aberdeen from Murrayfield, which a goodly number of our season ticket holding party were missing to be here for the weekend...
Back home to further relaxation while we monitored the nil-nil draw in Edinburgh, which, by all accounts Hearts should have won - Queens drew 2-2 away at Livingston...
In the evening, as Bob and Keith prepared big curries, we played some cards...
Another great nosh up for tea with tasty chicken curry and tasty lentil curry...
In a nearby house, a hen party were rocking into the night...
Things were wild at the Lotus Lodge too though, kind of...
We awaited the arrival of Craig and Arianne - the boy had been covering a game in Perth before they could get down to the holiday home...
Bob challenged young Blair to some poker and seemed to have won...
Although I think he borrowed his stake from his son...
More relaxation and chat and drinking...
...and bed...
A good day...
Highlight of the Day : Exploring the environs...
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