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This page will be linked from my Pictures and Poems website so you may well have reached this page from there.

If that is the case Welcome! - thanks for calling by.

It's early days yet, so I've only a few links for you, but over the coming months (and years) I'll be adding more, so please bookmark this page and keep coming back, alternatively sign-up to receive my postings as they happen, by email - see simple form at the bottom of this page, it's free, just add your email address.

* Landscape Artist:
http://www.gordon-c-harrison.co.uk

* A Gardening Man's musings on life, gardening, music and incidental things
http://ramblingbloke.livejournal.com

* Great Highland Hotel:
http://www.ledgowanlodgehotel.com

High quality photographic prints
http://www.purpleberryprints.co.uk

* Craftspeople in the Highlands:
http://www.craftsandcraftspeople.com

* My latest novel - out in February - find out more here:
http://www.goingwithgabriel.com

* Receive the first chapter of More Deaths Than One, visit this site to receive your free chapter via email, with my compliments:
http://www.moredeathsthanone.com

And, of course, my own painting and poems site:
* Pictures and Poems, where you can buy my paintings online:
http://www.picturesandpoems.co.uk

If you have a website you'd like to recommend please let me know.

Happy surfing!

Bryan
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First of the many - Me and Billy McGhee (alias Dee Islip)

First of the many - Me and Billy McGhee (alias Dee Islip)
Photograph courtesy of Colin Robertson

How it all started...

Our packaging business was based in Bahrain and Saudi Arabia. On the 11th of September 2001, in a hotel bar, I watched the fall of the twin towers.

Three days later I met my wife, Dee, at Heathrow. We made out way north to a long planned holiday in the north west Highlands of Scotland.

By the end of that holiday our decisions were all made; we would close up our Middle East operations. I would come home to Winchester and in due course we would move up to Wester-Ross.

All my life I had played around with painting pictures and with writing verse and fiction. Now I would do this for our living, and in a place where you only had to lift your eyes to lift your mind.

In September 2002 we moved north; we had come home.

What you see here and at Pictures and Poems is some of the result thus far.

'Come on along o' me, for the best is yet to be.'

Bryan