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Sentinel Works, Glasgow

Posted October 31, 2020 ian9657Leave a commentPosted in Architecture

The Sentinel factory in Polmadie, Glasgow is the earliest reinforced concrete building in Scotland, built in 1903-04 by Archiebald Lietch […]

Black Lives Mattered to David Dale

Posted August 25, 2020August 25, 2020 ian9657Leave a commentPosted in Prose, Uncategorized

Stewarton’s most famous son, David Dale was a leading Scottish industrialist, merchant, and philanthropist. An excellent book entitled David Dale, […]

Four Pine Trees

Posted June 17, 2020October 16, 2020 ian9657Leave a commentPosted in Poetry, Prose and Poems

  They had a certain calmness Those Scots pine trees That stood together On the edge of town   Four […]

Moorhen in Maxwell Park

Posted May 28, 2020 ian9657Leave a commentPosted in Photography

Earlsferry

Posted April 9, 2020 ian9657Leave a commentPosted in Poetry, Politics

We will not move all night and all day You’ll hear the CMO say But she’ll go to Earlsferry Earlsferry […]

I Wish I Was in Stewarton

Posted April 5, 2020 ian9657Leave a commentPosted in Poetry

Here’s my version of the great Billy Connolly song ‘I Wish I was in Glasgow’.   Oh, I wish I […]

The old Victoria Infirmary in Glasgow

Posted March 18, 2020 ian9657Leave a commentPosted in Architecture, Open University, Photography

I’ve been studying the revival of the Gothic tradition as part of my Open University Degree Course, Discovering the arts […]

Steward’s Enquiry

Posted January 31, 2020January 31, 2020 ian9657Leave a commentPosted in Prose

Rod slightly strains his neck as he stares up at the screen in the corner of the bookmakers’ shop.  He […]

Last Train?

Posted January 18, 2020 ian9657Leave a commentPosted in Creative Writing, Prose, Prose and Poems

A forsaken copy of the Racing Post brushed against his size 12 black brogue shoes as it made its way […]

For The Many Not The Few

Posted September 15, 2019September 15, 2019 ian9657Leave a commentPosted in Ian Goudie, Politics, Uncategorized

It’s 17 years now since I last shared a platform with Jeremy Corbyn MP, I recall it well. It was […]

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