Something old, something new. Wednesday, 5 October 2016. Next month I prob not update this blog at all, as it will be NaNoWriMo. Month and I am joining the challenge. And as this is not my literary blog, I will not write about the progress much here. If you want to know more about my writings and my writing blog, just comment or send me private message and I will give you the address.

This web site was a non profit project created by Rab Taylor, who residing in Scotland felt back in the early 1990s the need to promote the role of Scotland during the British Civil Wars. ScotWars will no longer be updated and will remain only as a basic portal to other resources. The old site remains for those wishing to peruse it.

Our work covers a large range of shows and displays. From working by ourselves to working with other groups. From taking part in large scale shows to putting on small displays for gala days and fetes. Check our events page for more details on our current shows.

The reign of Edward the Second is less than a year old and the body of his most noble father Edward the First, Hammer of the Scots has yet to decay into dust. The country, so long at conflict with its neighbours, is turning against itself and is on the verge of civil war. As knights match their skills in single combat, political intrigue stalks the land. Who will you support, Edward II, King of England or Thomas, Earl of Lancaster? More importantly, who will win? Lesley Smith - Curator, Tutbury Castle.

Welcome to your new Wikidot site. If this is your first site. You can configure all security and other settings online, using the Site Manager. Your Wikidot site has two menus, one at the side. And one at the top. These are Wikidot pages, and you can edit them like any page.

For the second year running Wordsmithcrafts will be contributing to a series of summer workshops at Dumfries Museum. It is still adapting and growing, long term information can be found on this website. Or visit facebook for a general feed of what is going on day to day. Or just making mead and feasting for the fun of it.

The Hidden Heritage of a Landscape. Vengeful Vikings and Reckless Rustlers. This project and website was part-financed by the Heritage Lottery Fund and also by the Scottish Government and the European Community Argyll and the Islands LEADER 2007-2013 Programme. Huge thanks to all the partners and volunteers who made it such an enjoyable and successful project! For centuries t.

Re-experiencing sound and rites in a Viking and Christian landscape.