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Tag Archives: deer
Courtship rituals for the widowed and widowed-to-be (Rousse)
I met the young red-haired doctor around the time of TPR’s final illness. It was convenient (to me) that he had lost his wife to cancer a year earlier. Amongst our courtship activities we marked (appalling) Masters dissertations, walked through … Continue reading
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Tagged ballet, bull, cancer, care home, cliff, courtship, deer, dissertation, doctor, donkey, illness, red-haired, television, widow, widowed, widower, wife
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Thirsty in Tain (Rousse)
By the time that we arrived in Tain, my throat was so dry that I could hardly speak. TPR and I stood by JS and AT’s garden wall and waited until one of them appeared. Soon JS returned to her … Continue reading
Deer antler fossils (Rousse)
Ancient deer antlers transform into the most beautiful fossils. They keep the same shape and texture, but as sections of heavy glassy amber.
Ian Rankin lends a hand to highland housewarming party (Rousse)
Ian Rankin was amongst the guests invited by JS to view her new highland holiday home. In the vast sitting room he showed me a collection of cheap, mass produced porcelain deer figurines. He explained that these ornaments were very … Continue reading
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Tagged academic, cardigan, cottage, deer, figurine, highland, housewarming, Ian Rankin, mohair, red, University of Edinburgh
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Motorist caught driving backwards through Edinburgh city centre (Rousse)
TPR interpreted the ban on cars on Edinburgh’s Princes Street as applicable only to vehicles that travelled forwards. This gave him a clear conscience to put his black BMW into reverse and head west along Princes Street with his eyes … Continue reading
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Tagged backwards, bathing costume, BMW, city, custody, deer, drive, Edinburgh, motorist, police, Princes Street, swimsuit, TPR
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Hamleys for the depressed (Rousse)
Bored, lonely and depressed in London, I headed off to Hamleys. On the ground floor I visited the dull Hitchhikers’ Guide to the Galaxy exhibition. Then I walked up several flights of stairs with a pair of very overweight American … Continue reading
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Tagged award, car, child, children, deceased, deer, depressed, diet, doll, exhibition, field, flight, frozen, Hamleys, health, Hitchhiker's guide to the galaxy, landscape, London, overweight, plight, sheep, slim, snow, stair, suffer, toy, TPR, twin, Victorian, weight
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Woodcut forest scenes make interesting interior décor (Rousse)
The beautiful woodcut scenes of deer in the forest, carved on to the back of the cloakroom door and sprayed gold, had been carved by my little sister. I wondered whether she would be willing to create something similar for … Continue reading
Quad on the Tyne – with David Tennant (Rousse)
My mother took up observing the wildlife of East Lothian in the dead of night using infra-red technology. She invited us to join her one evening. David Tennant turned up to wave us off – my mother on a quadbike, … Continue reading
Photo opportunities on a far flung Hebridean island (Rousse)
We were supposed to be heading to the beach, but there was so much to organise with all the children and the dogs. Eventually we set off, but TPR and I became separated from everyone else and ended up on … Continue reading
Transformation on Tayside train (Rousse)
The train crossed the River Tay, took a sharp right in the direction of Dundee, then suddenly veered off the track to avoid a herd of deer. Somehow it managed to jump back onto the track again almost immediately afterwards. … Continue reading
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