Carnoustie today (taking visitors about the county). Edinburgh tomorrow. May make the Poetry Bus Sunday night (the earliest) or maybe Monday.
See you soon...
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This is my old book (published 2008). You can still buy it from my website if you fancy it (go to 'book' page).
Reading in Montrose, April 2010
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9 comments:
There's a seat waiting.Great pottergraff there.
Beautiful empty beach - not often you see that on the August Bank holiday!
Ah, but Angus beaches know the secret! Remember here?
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Crikey! Now I really, really wish we had made it up this summer!
Have a fabulous time.
Ooh, and just occurred to me, my best friend from primary school, Margaret Crocker, came from Carnoustie. How Bus-themed is that?
Is it okay if I just hang out on that beach for a while? I promise not to make a sound. :)
Not a part of Scotland I know well - I usually headed West, for the mountains. (Oh dear, I've started to use the past tense for going to Scotland...)
Everyone goes west, Dominic, that's why it's so lovely and quiet here!
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And yes, Hope, plenty of room on that beach for you!
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