UK STAINED GLASS NEWS July 2006
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RONA MOODY IN SCOTLAND 2004

Here are some pics Rona took of 20th century glass on her holiday in Scotland, summer 2004:

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Hendrie: A wee bagpiping angel! He did quite a few of these (naturally, cos heaven must be stowed with Scots) but this one is in Biggar. 1930s

McCartney (below): In the same church as the Wilson, an extremely nice window showing the seasons. 1990s

McLellan (right):
One of two of her windows in West Linton, one devoted to "Sacrifice" and this one to "Peace". 1967

Strachan (left): a set of three little windows showing the Magi, the shepherds and the stable in a delightful little church in Yarrow. 1927

Broughton (right):
One of several windows in the ceiling of Broughton church, with nothing to show the designer/maker.

Wilson (above):
The bottom of a window in Biggar showing local hills (though they weren't quite that colour when we were there) 1950s

Mary (left): Just came across her in a church and thought she was lovely. No signature.

Stobo(Right):
The symbol of the Church of Scotland in a small fascinating church at Stobo (it is opposite a window depicting the conversion of Merlin by St Kentigern!)

And, for your delight and edification, a picture of the Hallbar Tower where we were based for our holiday.

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