This is a blog all about my travels, thoughts and stuff like that.
So far it has featured posts on subjects as disparate as sensory overloads and Proclaimers concerts, visits to Cambridge, Edinburgh and many other places.
The photograph that appears at the top of the page is of a set of sculptures at the harbour in Dysart, Fife. They are posts painted different shades of blue and grey to reflect the shades of the sea at different times of the year.
New posts will probably appear twice a week, on a Wednesday and Sunday. Sometimes it will be more than that or on different days, all depending on what I have been doing or where I have been.
Photographs that appear here have been taken by myself, usually on a mobile phone though sometimes on a conventional digital camera.
I am a person. I work in libraries. I grew up in East Lothian and now live in Glasgow. I am a Hibs fan and I read a lot. Anything I am interested in will probably appear here at some point.
To get in touch, please e-mail walkingtalkingblog [at] gmail [dot] com
I hope you enjoy my blog.
Thanks so much for following Oh, the Places We See. We would love to see your part of the world — Glasgow has always been on our bucket list. Perhaps someday we can get there. Until then, keep telling us about life there. It’s what enriches our lives — knowing what the world is doing.
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