A dairy bowl gifted to Mr and Mrs Wood of Stonehaven in 1886, in hope that neither milk nor marriage ever turned sour. Made by Seaton Pottery. Aberdeen Art Gallery.

Fantastic lunchtime listening and blue skies in the not so grey city. Aberdeen, Maritime Museum.

Grasses and Red Campion, Cornwall - by landscape artist, Rex Preston

Every conference I've ever been at
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At Provost Skene’s House it’s possible to read many wonderfully devised modern information boards about the fascinating accomplishments of the good folk of Aberdeen. Alternatively, you can also hangout on the stairs with C17th stone masons.

Blue skies over Bennachie and Mither Tap, it happens occasionally.

Two Wodewose at Kimberley Church, Norfolk.

Hame to magic. Sunlight dancing on the burn.

'By day she made herself into a cat.'. Arthur Rackham. c.1920.

Very honoured to be giving the Kathleen Hughes Memorial Lecture at Cambridge later this month. In person and streamed online. Register at
cam-ac-uk.zoom.us/meeting/regist…
25th April 5pm

The horse mill. Old ghosts and new beginnings.

Varieties of the common daisy (bellis perennis) from 1641 by the Swiss-born engraver Matthäus Merian the Elder. The lower middle one was known as 'hen and chickens' in England and widely grown in gardens.

🎉 And WE'RE OPEN FULLY!!! 🎉

From today, our opening hours for the season are Monday-Saturday 10-4 and Sunday 1-4. And kids are free!

Have you seen our new 'Stories on Skins' exhibition yet, or our temporary exhibition about the Six-Headed Burial?

We were very fortunate to come across Jeff and his horses Alex and Arthur logging in Dersingham woods. All photos are with Jeff's permission. It was a rare opportunity to see horses working. #heavyhorses #horses #logging
Jeff with his Suffolk Punch, Alex.