It’s been an interesting ‘summer’ in the Museum Courtyard, what with the ongoing weeding, the depredations of the May gale, the miserable damp weather and the Installation by Keiko, which is the best thing to happen so far, because Keiko likes plants and has shown true respect for all the tiny things growing between the [...]
Posts Tagged ‘butterflies’
In A Museum Garden
Posted in Extraneous Matter, Fife, Gardens, Heritage, tagged Anstruther, Art, basket, butterflies, contemplation, flowers, Pittenweem, revamp on August 29, 2011 | 11 Comments »
A Walk on the Wild Side
Posted in Fife, tagged butterflies, flowers, Largo Law, woodland on August 27, 2009 | 81 Comments »
If you go down to the woods today you’re bound to get a surprise… So the ditty goes. There I was, prowling along on paddypaws, stopping to sniff the flowers……admiring the sunny butterflies sooking up the nectar and plumping up their wings… …gazing up at the mountainly magnificence that is Largo Law (290mtrs) in a [...]