Stuart and Gillian play parts of a 15 minute epic song produced at Red Barn
with Jim Malcolm. Based on the famous poem Tam O’Shanter, Stuart acts out part
of the story.
We are all entertained by Stuart’s klipe – so here’s one for you:
A young snake comes home in tears and says to mommy snake
“Mommy, the snakes next door won’t let me hiss in their pit”
“Never mind them, son” says the mommy snake, “Why, I remember when they
didn’t have a pit to hiss in”
The Red Barn – http://www.redbarn.co.uk/
Another sample of Scottish talent and hospitality.
Heather and I leave for Dunkeld to meet Pat and Richard for the
evening.
Heather is a great driver. She is also grrreat at problem solving all the
little quirks we have encountered during our time together.
Dunkeld is another village of stone, hedge and hospitality.
We have a drink and are entertained by Jim Malcolm – a Red Barn client (Tam
O’Shanter) in the beer garden, beside the beautiful River Tay. The
organizers are fund raising and gathering signatures on their petition to save a
piece of land destined for development, called Rehallion. (probably not spelled
properly)
What a beautiful evening.
Richard says he has seen a plaque on a building nearby that mentions a
Canadian.
We go exploring.
