Tag Archives: snow
Snow Mounds and Cancer Care
These are some snow shots of the beautiful and inspiring centre which I have moved north for. Set in the heart of historic Inverness, the capital of the Scottish Highlands, they make a bold and challenging statement in the grounds … Continue reading
Winters Weary Light
Winters weary sun Rolls over earths frozen hills Leaking cold sharp shafts
Ice Heart
Mountain heart of ice Casts her cold dead spell tightly Unwoven by Spring A cairn field high above Loch Garry, marking the passage of the thousands who visit the Scottish Highlands each year, travelling through the Cairngorms on this … Continue reading
Winter Bones
All night he rattled The dead sapless tree bones while Spring slept safe below
Life in Winter
Winter holds the hill Whitewashed steely lifeless fields Life’s flame flickers on
Light in the Darkness: Solstice
The year has slipped through the solstice in a flurry of darkness and wild winds here in Scotland. Last night the wind tugged and pulled at the corners and edges of the house, squeezing through gaps in windows and … Continue reading
Cool Serenity
All night a wild storm had pulled and pushed the world, lifting tiles off the roof and snapping branches from the trees. The storm had a loud cold voice, and the windows had rattled in their frames as the snow … Continue reading
Snow Fall
Snow fell snow on snow Its hush shrank the world softly Back to slow pleasures
Winters Grip – Cailleach Bhearra
The Cailleach’s icy grip holds the earth as firm as iron. Her cold blue skin reflects the chilly sky above, and her frozen blood is as hard as all the water across the earths face. She squeezes tight … Continue reading