
A Spring day from a Perthshire artist’s diary
IT WAS BEAUTIFUL in the Country today. I felt it regularly as I ran along the narrow lanes between those strong winds, cloud, sleet and snow;

IT WAS BEAUTIFUL in the Country today. I felt it regularly as I ran along the narrow lanes between those strong winds, cloud, sleet and snow;

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