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Scotland Magazine section Contemporary ScotlandTaking care of the countrysideHAYLEY FLETCHER DISCOVERS HOW ONE HIGHLAND ESTATE IS BRIDGING THE GAP BETWEEN TRADITIONAL SPORTS AND MORE MODERN ACTIVITIES The tiny white church of St John the Baptist is beautiful in its simplicity, yet strikingly unusual with its plain glass windows. It was commissioned in 1913 by the 11th Laird of Rothiemurchus, who deemed that stained glass be abandoned in favour of plain windows “so as not to detract from the glory... By Hayley Fletcher from Issue 10 published on 5/9/2003 An affair of the artON ST VALENTINE’S DAY, KATE ENNIS SET OFF TO MEET THE HUGELY SUCCESSFUL SCOTTISH ARTIST WITH LOVE ON HIS MIND, JACK VETTRIANO It is not perhaps the most likely scene for a meeting with Scotland’s most successful contemporary artist – a frosty Valentine’s Day morning in a picturesque English village on the outskirts of Oxford. I am filled with apprehension and excitement, of that giddy feeling before embarking on a date. An... By Kate Ennis from Issue 8 published on 17/5/2003 |  | ||||||||||||
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