Delighted to have just received “Burying The dead” by @thedeathhistorian.bsky.social & published by @penandswordbooks.bsky.social - can’t wait to get stuck in. #taphophile #cemeteries

Edinburgh's Capital Concert Band's Christmas Music Concert has been announced! Saturday 13th December at 5pm at Leith St. Andrew's Church. www.capitalconcertband.co.uk #Edinburgh #LiveMusic #Leith #CapitalConcertBand #keepmusiclive #ChristmasConcert

Excellent start to the Studies In Photography #ShiftingPerspectives #Conference at the National Library of Scotland this morning. #ScottishSocietyForTheHistoryOfPhotography #SSHoP #Photography #HistoryOfPhotography #Architecture #StudiesInPhotography

RIP, Robert Redford. In the 1990s I spotted him in a restaurant in NYC where I was also having dinner. He had a golden, celestial glow about him; possibly his natural aura, probably just the lighting. I just remember him seeming so appropriately other-worldly. #RobertRedford

#Kronos #KronosJournal #SouthAfrica #AcademicJournal #SouthernAfricanHistories #Photography

First flowers grown from seed at the allotment! Sweet peas and cornflowers. #allotments #allotmentlife

I’m delighted to share that I have joined the editorial committee of Studies in Photography, the biannual journal published by the Scottish Society for the History Of Photography. #Photography #PhotoHistory
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Tori Amos: Little Earthquakes

“‘Bee Dress’ (1994) by Alice Maher, in the National Museum of Ireland’s Museum of Country Life, where I visited last Sunday. “This small child or doll’s garment is constructed from honeybees, wax, cotton and wire and reflects on themes associated with feminism, mythology and childhood.”

Ghost turnip on display at the Museum of Country Life, National Museum of Ireland, which I visited last Sunday.
Sorry / you’re welcome.

*waves from Edinburgh*