I am so sorry I missed this earlier. I love October, and indeed November and December, and find it far more inspiring than summer. Your kirk sounds a rich and special place and I sincerely hope that it remains as a church to allow such a habitat to continue. I love ghost stories too, especially Mr James, who lived just a few miles away. It is a very spooky place, especially at this time of year, and I must revisit. I look forward to your next artist's post!
Please don't apologise, Deborah. It's always nice to hear from you. Wow! You are near Mr James' birth place? I was watching a documentary about him last week. He seems to have been a bit of a character. What a gift for the macabre he had too. I really should read a bit more of his work.
I absolutely love October too. It's the most beautiful and awe-inspiring season and, like you, I live under a migratory goose flight-path. I hope your dad is on the mend.
Thanks, Dani. I do love the sounds of the geese flying overhead too. There is something hugely comforting about the noise. It seems to be one thing after another with Dad at the moment. But we're hoping he's getting all the problems out of the way before Christmas - LOL.
I am so sorry I missed this earlier. I love October, and indeed November and December, and find it far more inspiring than summer. Your kirk sounds a rich and special place and I sincerely hope that it remains as a church to allow such a habitat to continue. I love ghost stories too, especially Mr James, who lived just a few miles away. It is a very spooky place, especially at this time of year, and I must revisit. I look forward to your next artist's post!
Thank you for restacking my October post too :)
You are very welcome! Yes, it is a place called Great Livermore and it a very atmospheric place...
Please don't apologise, Deborah. It's always nice to hear from you. Wow! You are near Mr James' birth place? I was watching a documentary about him last week. He seems to have been a bit of a character. What a gift for the macabre he had too. I really should read a bit more of his work.
I absolutely love October too. It's the most beautiful and awe-inspiring season and, like you, I live under a migratory goose flight-path. I hope your dad is on the mend.
Thanks, Dani. I do love the sounds of the geese flying overhead too. There is something hugely comforting about the noise. It seems to be one thing after another with Dad at the moment. But we're hoping he's getting all the problems out of the way before Christmas - LOL.