Broughty Ferry

So, hey, I think we've actually got a better keeper now.

really um what was the meal voucher form that's the big question oh i don't know but if he used it it'd probably be all right hey somewhere probably somewhere in broughty ferry

more than likely more than likely so great season started season obviously talking about presley there what about the can you west tote bag that that's sensational stuff

oh yeah that was brilliant and what's it got to do with can you It's not Kanye on the

If you possibly can, then I suggest you do.

And while I'm on the theme of trailing live events, a reminder that the next recital to be hosted by the Mackenzie Caledonian Pipe Band in Broughty Ferry near Dundee is coming up very soon.

Their guest this time round is Ben Duncan.

Now, I had the pleasure of performing for them about a year ago it must have been.

It's always a great evening, and Ben Duncan is just such a great player.

Lovely style, interesting repertoire, always gives you the background to his tunes and, uh, of course, technically immaculate.

And it's a lovely venue too, St. Mary's Church on Queen Street in Broughty Ferry.

The date is Friday the 16th of October, so next week, towards the end of next week, starting at 7:00 PM.

Dundee.

Rottie Ferry, because all of the jute barons... lived in Broughty Ferry in Dundee.

And the jute went from Calcutta to Dundee to be processed.

So all the richest men in the world for a very long time lived on one street in Dundee in Broughty Ferry.

Which is in Scotland, just to be clear.

Yeah.

Yeah, I have been to Tannedyce once and because I'm married to a Scot who actually grew up quite near Dundee.

She was born in Broughty Ferry, so.

Oh posh.

Yeah, very posh, from a farming family.

It's really difficult to get the kids out.

So quarter to 11 on a Sunday morning, if you were to look over Dundee and Broughty Ferry and Blair Gallery, do you know what you would see? You would see the parents of St.

Peter's.

Quarter to 11, do you know where they are? They're standing outside of their house, door open.

It's up in Kirriemuir.

So I don't know if people are aware of that, but John Souttar has a, a coffee shop in Broughty Ferry-

... which I've been to, which is fantastic.

Brownies have very high standards, not only in their own work, but also in that of those that they work around.

There was one such brownie in Claypot's Castle in Broughty Ferry, who was sick of the lazy servants of the castle and their poor work.

There was one lass in the kitchen who was so lazy and careless in all she did that one day the exasperated brownie grabbed some of the kale stems that she was poorly preparing and whacked her all about the knees with them before storming out of the castle and cursing it and all those within it.

So while on one hand it may seem like the easiest thing in the world to keep a brownie happy and satisfied in your home, beware that they are also proud to the extreme and have very high work and moral standards and it's as easy to lose one as it is to keep one.