Last Wolf

“Who owns the landscape?
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Has owning anything to do with love?
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For it and I have a love affair, so nearly human
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We even have quarrels…”
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Norman MacCaig
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I have fought a good fight
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I have finished my course
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I have kept the faith
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Some interior shots of . Well worth a visit this place, we loved it. I highly recommend the audio tour read by Sir Walter himself.
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Chucking it down of rain today so went to with my dad. Very impressive building and gardens with a fascinating story around an exceptional man.
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Kaimes Hill, an evocative and important area of historical interest, sits in between Edinburgh and Livingston.
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A perfect example of how an ancient community can be absolutely shat on by our greedy modern wants. In this case for landfill and continued quarrying.
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Read more about Kaimes Hill in the Hillforts of West Lothian series, currently sotting atop Word Mountain, the mouth of the wolf.
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Link in bio or www.lastwolf.co.uk/blogs
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and .official live in Glasgow on Saturday.
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Where in the world is this lady sitting? Certainly not renaissance Italy. Maybe it’s Middle Earth.
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Thoughts on the outdoors within Baroque painting sits atop Word Mountain, the mouth of the wolf.
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www.lastwolf.co.uk/blogs or linktree in bio.
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In January 2023 I started a journal based on this book of Henry David Thoreau quotes.
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The idea was to use Thoreau as an inspiration for my own daily writing about nature. Sometimes it turned out like that, sometimes it didn’t.
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A year later I have two full notebooks and for some reason have began publishing them on the LW website.
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You can read the entries here, as direct and unedited as its comes.
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www.lastwolf.co.uk/livingdeliberately
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The Sacred Texts of Last Wolf gets an update with probably the most obvious choice of influential books.
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The Last Wolf by Jim Crumley gave us more than a name.
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• I strongly urge you to check out this book as well as the article on it which currently sits atop Word Mountain, the mouth of the wolf.
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Link in bio or www.lastwolf.co.uk/blogs
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