"Mum passed away suddenly recently. Away to Crail soon to remember her - Mum and Dad were married at the parish church. Will take photos."
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Erik Zoha
- 45, Male
- Dundee, UK (family based in Perth, born Edinburgh)
- United Kingdom
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PBS Website /PBS Book of Writing and Photos
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Placebook Scotland Jan 11, 2010.
P.B.S. Denny to Beauly electricity super pylons protest group
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"Enjoyable edition of Nature's Microworlds on the ecology, wildlife, scenery of the Highlands http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b01r3njx"
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"Work underway on the 'Waverley' railway line, good for tourism & business ehttp://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-south-scotland-20206538"
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"Away to Fort William for a mini-break next Thursday, 2 nights in the new Travelodge, with my camera and poet's notebook."
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"Interesting link re the rugged backbone watershed from Peel Fell on the border with England to Duncansby Head http://ning.it/Pt9H2a"
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"Interesting prog re changing land use of Cairngorms, with interview with my ex Dundee Uni history tutor Chris Whatley http://ning.it/N1QZmJ"
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Dundee Law View by Erik Zoha
Even the traffic sounds angry in enveloping F O G -
Bridge and ring road invisibility-cloaked.
5 degrees C bone-chilled;
Demolition-due Tayside House rising above it all.
Periscope tower of St Mary's; St Paul's spire;
Poking out of the grey duvet.
Fife coast swims hump-backed in/out of sight.
Bridge and ring road invisibility-cloaked.
5 degrees C bone-chilled;
Demolition-due Tayside House rising above it all.
Periscope tower of St Mary's; St Paul's spire;
Poking out of the grey duvet.
Fife coast swims hump-backed in/out of sight.
Posted on November 8, 2011 at 10:43 — 1 Comment
Squirrel In The Storm 23.05.11 by Erik Zoha
Grey squirrel scampers in undergrowth,
tree-climbs to avoid hurricane-force
winds bending said tree three-quarters
over. Tornado-type funnel cloud emerges
over the Firth of Tay, oaks/elms/birches
toppled - blocking lanes on Kingsway
dual carriageway. Wheelie bins/litter bins,
road signs, advertising A-boards/hoardings
blown all over to become travel hazards.
Tay Road Bridge closed completely -
94 mile an hour winds…
ContinuePosted on May 28, 2011 at 0:44 — 7 Comments
Enjoy Burns Night when it comes; new poem with thanks to the Bard
(Adapted from Burns' My Heart's In the Highlands)
My Heart is In Assynt by Erik Zoha
My heart is in Assynt, my heart is not here;
My heart is in Assynt, shooting Suilven;
Shooting Suilven, Ben More and Quinag too,
My heart is in Assynt, wherever I go.
Farewell to Lochinver, farewell to Kirkaig,
Adopted home of poet Norman MacCaig,
Wherever I wander, wherever I roam,
The mountains of Assynt forever i…
ContinuePosted on January 24, 2011 at 12:40 — 5 Comments
V & A Dundee Gallery Design Competition Finallists
Click on the link to see the finallists in the design competition for V & A Dundee gallery on the Waterfront.
Posted on September 29, 2010 at 16:57 — 1 Comment
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Rannoch Moor, by Erik Zoha
Sun setting on Rannoch Moor-
Gnarled, ancient, wizened tree,
Ominous storm-filled sky,
Mile on mile of blanket moor
From Schiehallion to Buachaille.
Rowan, ash and oak remnants
Like decimated armies;
Isolated, ruined crofts,
Reminders of clearances.
Birds of prey on guard as sentries.
I don't know about anything other than posting my photos and videos/slideshows, sorry I can't be any more help to you. I've seen some threads starting but sometimes they don't make much sense to me.
I love your poem Rannoch Moor, Queen's View is my particular favourite of the area. I posted some of my poems on www.deviantart.com my user name is Gagav.
A' ra best Vee
Vee.
We share similar interests, i record one moment in time through images and you record the same through words
regards
Kevin
Cheers Vee
There are only two of us at the moment, but our aims are to post any interesting photographs relating to Scottish history
Through rain hail and snow
Your boats await upon the shore
For you to go once more
(I used these words on the side of an old fishing cottage, I enjoy adding words to photos)
It's good to hear your news. Sounds like you're involved in some exciting work. Also good to know that personal ads can be worth while. I'm pleased for you. good to hear your dad's still playing. Not so good about the break ins. I hope you've recovered from that.
Thanks for the positive crit on my blog. I'll check yours out later.
I moved from being self-employed to employing myself- now You Can Learn It Ltd- www.youcanlearnit.co.uk - Lots of diverse work coming in and meeting some great people.
Just about to start a blogging project for tutors. I'm teaching 1 student at PUSH. Communication is still sticky as ever with them. I keep in touch with Juultje via Face Book. She's back in Holland and happily working and enjoying time with her new man. I'm sure she'd be pleased to hear from you if you want to get in touch. Face Book works quite well for us. I also use it to keep in touch with other tutors and post resources.
Keep in touch. Bye for now
Sheila
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