A dozen chaffinches are busy squabbling on the grass by the front door. Their return to the garden signals that the sparrow hawk has moved on. No sign yet of the robins but the full bird feeders will soon entice them back. A cock pheasant sits imperiously on the stone wall by the courtyard and ignores us. There are eleven deer in the old barley field this morning. Nine of them are sprawled on the ground while two stand and keep watch.
Another oldie on the local radio. Did we really dress this badly in the 70's ? :https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zUuPXfS4FM0&list=RDyC_j_dzkaVE&index=23
A mystery. Supposed preponderance of boys born after a war ? :https://x.com/Valen10Francois/status/2004552929584582753
The place to go for those wanting a quiet Hogmanay :https://kyle.scot/
6 comments:
Hari OM
One thing that can be said about the 20th century is that each decade had a clear fashion statement... I struggle to think of similar specifics thus far in the 21st. Lots of 'retro' reference, and no new, distinctly iconic looks. Where is our equivalent of the Flapper era, for example? Even a period to provide us a "what were we thinking?!" such as the 70s would be a welcome addition to an otherwise unremarkable fashion scene... YAM xx
I can't even bring myself to look at the '70s video. The photo of the imperious pheasant is wonderful.
Wish we were there.
Pheasant and deer right outside your wee house. He does look imperious. We had 6 deer the other day in the canyon behind our house, followed, the next day by four coyotes. Then there were tow pair of red tailed hawks. All of this quiets the 'noise.'
PS: Hoping ANGUS has located his sporran...
I feel some relief, seeing the dress code for Olivia N-J’s audience, that my memories of 70’s fashion were accurate, and that I would not have looked as out of place as I feared. We were all dressed hideously. Sorting through old records yesterday, purely nostalgic objects as I have no turntable, I did see my Olivia N-J album with that song on it - fond memories of the music at least.
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