How lovely!! Love it. Shauna xx On 20 August 2014 19:08, Catherine Dunnet <catherinedunnet@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Hi All, > Mugdock runners is being immortalised! Some of you may remember me saying > I had been asked to contribute a memory, image or hobbie to be part of the > way-marking project at the new SGH hospital. I spoke about running on > Saturday and described the Dingly Dell in particular and had to send a > photo with the Bluebells in bloom. See below - we will be depicted on the > walls in some abstract way and we have a poem!!! > See you Sat x > Catherine > > > Sent from my iPad > > Begin forwarded message: > > *From:* Rachel mimiec <rachel.mimiec@xxxxxxxxxxxx> > *Date:* 19 August 2014 22:05:30 BST > *To:* <catherinedunnet@xxxxxxxxxxx> > *Cc:* Daniel Ibbotson <daniel@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> > *Subject:* *Landmark Stories Upadte* > > Dear Catherine > > Hope this email finds you well > > Apologies for the lengthy delay in getting back to you with regards the > landmarks project for the New South Glasgow Hospital (NSGH) that you kindly > participated in. > > It has been a long and complex process but we are now able to let you know > that from all the stories we collected, > one of your stories has been picked and is currently being fabricated as > one of the landmarks for the New South Glasgow Hospital. > > As part of the project we also invited a poet, Robin Wilson, to write a > poem inspired by your story that will be incorporated into the design. > We will be in touch soon to let you see a preview of the final artworks > but thought you would like a copy of your poem as a little taster of what > is to come. > > Many thanks again for taking the time to be part of this project > > Best wishes Rachel and the design team of Graphical House > > > > > *unplug * > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > * release be silent listen to the leaves listen to the stream listen to > the rhythm of a woodpecker working for its family while you pause in the > great glen of the world * > >