Harvest Dreams

Out to Bennachie again for the regular - can I class it as regular if this was only the 2nd weekly climb? Accompanied this week by Paul/Oot. Caught the sun on the way back. Talk turned to dSLRs as we both got our wee cameras out.

And we turn to say a fond fairwell to Bennachie. Will we ever see its like again?

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Getting to hear "Open Country" on Radio 4 on my drive back from Peterhead on Thursdays. Good program. Random parts of the country, so you never know where, or what the outdoor theme would be. Today's was about Assynt, and included memories of the training of the mini-subs that would go after the Tirpitz in WW2. You must have seen the movie!

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Rapal on BBC2 Alba featured "Our Small Capital" tonight. Links here to their MySpace page which includes music, blog and much much more.

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Darren's creating the news and calling them "scoops" - he'll go far in journalism. And over to Darren in the studio.

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Wrapping up my PacerPole section to send back to the hosPOLEtil to get fixed. Boom tish.

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Mike's been blogging about the new movie. They've been killing Grubbit in weird and wonderful ways.

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Two-Heel Drive's blog raises the Bill Bryson movie project again. It'd be good to see, but I think I'd prefer a documentary (or Second Life version?).

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Picked up a microphone, stand and pop filters from Maplins today on the way out to the Benn'. For a secret project.

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From Indian Queens to heading up Brown Willy, Alan Sloman's now reached Launceston. On the subject of camp humour, sad to hear that John Inman died in hospital today.

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That's the "Native American Legends" album almost finished. I'm talking requests for the next genre?