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I'm a Scottish lensmaster, from Kirkfieldbank in the Lanark valley.
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Little drops of water wear down big stones.
Kirkfieldbank old bridge
New Lanark
River Clyde
Falls of Clyde (Corra Linn)
Lanark gifts
on Amazon
Lanark a Life In Books (Picador Books) (Paperback)
by Alasdair Gray
Lanark a Life In Books (Picador Books)
Amazon Price: (as of 07/13/2009)
Published in his native Scotland in 1981, this has been described as a literary adventure novel, which draws inspiration from sources as wide-ranging as Joyce, Kafka, and Poe to Walt Disney's Pinnochio. Anthony Burgess praised it as one of the 99 best novels of our time.
Lanark pictures
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New Lanark
New Lanark
lanark
Falls Of Clyde
New Lanark Again
New Lanark, New Lana...
New Lanark
It's my kind of town
Lanark videos
New Lanark gifts
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"It's not that I'm smart,
it's just that I stay with problems longer."
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Getting to Glasgow
Links
- Kirkfieldbank - Home
- Kirkfieldbank is a village in the clyde valley in Lanarkshire in Scotland. This is a website committed to our community in our village...
- Previous Lanimer Queens : Full List
- Lanark Lanimers.
- New Lanark World Heritage Site - Beautiful 18th Century cotton mill village Visitor Centre and Hotel
- New Lanark World Heritage site.
- Lanark - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
- Lanark From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
- Colin McRae - The official site of Colin Mcrae
- Colin McRae - The official site of the late Colin Mcrae.
Guestbook
dc64 wrote...
What a beautiful place Lanark is. Love the Kirkfieldbank bridge, I can't imagine how big it looks when one is actually there. It looks incredible in the picture.
Posted March 19, 2009
LaraineRose wrote...
I love this lens. Mum was Scottish. Maiden name Scott (can't get much more scottish than that.) I enjoyed travelling through part of Scotland with you. I do a lot of my travelling this way. Come to see my Staycation lens and you'll see what I mean. 5 stars, fan, favorite and lensrolled.
Posted June 06, 2008
