Kevin Johnston
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Reckless in Reykjavik – July 2014
A trip to the volcanic island. We only had 3 full days in and around Reykjavik so we had to cram in much of what Iceland has to offer. A stunning country with beautiful landscapes, lovely people and an exciting history, both in terms of geology and settlement. We ate Skyr and Krap. We bought…
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Rock (Without the Ness) and Glas Maol – June 2014
Since Rock Ness was cancelled this year, we decided to hold our own in beautiful Glen Isla. And while we were down there, we climbed Monamenach and Glas Maol.
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Working for the Corporation (Short Story)
Message received 13th February 2032 “Group reported to be gathering near old Asda at Newhaven. Take action. Report.” The light filled the corner of the room and threw dark shapes around the walls, leaving shadows standing at the sink and sitting on the sofa. The scratched and battered old telly in the corner had been…
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Mayar and Dreish – 31st May 2014
A fairly easy and very picturesque ascent through Corrie Fee leads to the plateau and two Munros, Mayar and Driesh, with the descent on a good path back through Glendoll forest at the head of Glen Clova. A lovely days walking with only a minor “tumble” by yours truly…..Kirsty’s first two Munros!
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St Peter’s Seminary Film – 3rd May 2014
St. Peter’s Seminary is a disused Roman Catholic seminary near Cardross, Argyll and Bute, Scotland. Accompanied by a fellow dude and enthusiast. Determinedly modernist, brutalist and owing a huge debt to Le Corbusier, the seminary is widely considered to be one of the most important examples of modernist architecture in Scotland. Designed by the firm…
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