Guest Blog this week from my friend Mark Pemberton

This week I have chosen 5 from the archive

Picture of Ian and Sully standing together in a doorway.

Two steps forward, one step back

Searching for something without looking!

Week 5

Sully’s Journey: week Four

Sully journal: week three

Sully journal: Week Two

(Picture of Ian in profile looking at his new Guide Dog in training called Sully)

Journal Format: Sky, Sea & Fairway

YouTube video by My Kind of Town Scotland

It would certainly give the tournament a different kind of flair.

What has AI ever done for me?

Above is a screen shot of the You Tube Channel And here is the link You Tube clips

Ever-Decreasing Circles

YouTube video by My Kind of Town Scotland

Pictures of some of Ians moss Pots

YouTube video by My Kind of Town Scotland

(Picture of a pot ready to come off the wheel)

My Kind Of Town is a BBC Scotland series presented by journalist Ian Hamilton. Ian travels across Scotland meeting the people who make towns and communities what they are. From local characters and h...

(picture of Ian and his Guide dog Major being carefulngetting off the train.

Photo of Ian, with his guide dog Major( who passed away last year)

An improved system to safeguard the anonymous vote will be used across Scotland on 7 May.

Lost funding means a community group is no longer able to empty bins on the Loch Lomond tourist route.

Back at Fir Park After Thirty Years

Handlers say the dogs can quickly search large areas, allowing specialist crews to focus on rescue work.

Back at Fir Park After Thirty Years

Part One: the one perk of being blind!

Well this was hysterical, how to escape in the event of an emergency with a group of blind people, me leading!

Notes from a blind assessment centre

Picture of Ian with his “big jacket” on and his hood up and his glasses on to protect his eyes.

(Saying yes to opportunities.

(Picture of a white cane folded up on a black counter,it has a small ball at the end of it)

With no progress in peace talks and Russia continuing to bomb Ukraine, refugees in Scotland look to the future.

With no progress in peace talks and Russia continuing to bomb Ukraine, refugees in Scotland look to the future.