Kevin Harrison

We were relatively unscathed but definitely felt the wrath of Storm Eowyn

Glasgow skyline from SECC exhibition car park looking towards the Clyde with dome building and chimney with sundown background with great cloud peeking behind chimney

Great day repping for Goat Rodeo Goods at the Scotland's Trade Fair.

It's because her hair is full of secrets!

Sundown over the hills behind the Lake of Menteith foregrounded by silhouettes of trees and branches

Nothing like wintersun

Oof that's heavy

Two cats on a large cactus themed cat tower with a young man with long hair and glasses peering behind the stand

The cats did the best out of Christmas this year, so did the cat guru!

Sundown over the bowling green at the Cowane Hospital, top of the town, Stirling.

Stunning end to the working week at the Top of the Town, Stirling

Team photo of Artlink Central at Transition Stirling

Some of our wonderful team convening to celebrate a good year of bloody hard work. I can tell you they are all unsung heroes of culture in Forth Valley. Getting on and doing really challenging work in complex settings, communities and working in partnership. So proud to work with such dedicated folk

A shawarma wrap filled with chicken and lamb and vegetables, being held over a table with a napkin stand, coca cola and paper.

When your car breaks down miles from home and your now independent Kurdish host kid not only picks you up and gives you a lift home, but also takes you to the best shawarma joint as a detour.

Or is that deter gent!

Sounds like an excellent deterrent!

That colour does the world no favours.

Just wanted to jump on here and say how much I love having teenagers - messy, warm-hearted, funny and full of angst... keeps me feeling old and young at the same time.

Three pickle jars in the arms of a woman wearing blue jeans shirt. The pickles are balanced, with three coloured jars: a pink one called Rodeo Disco Pickles, a yellow one called Hell or High Water Pickles and a blue one called Bad Boy Bread and Butter Pickled all by Goat Rodeo Goods each emblazoned on the jars in the shape of a goat logo in different colours

These are the pickles we make on our farm, and I get to sell on weekends. A really fun brand with punchy flavours. The brand takes surplus veg from small producers in Scotland and gives them a longer shelf life. We are now stocked UK wide by Delli & wholesalers, & selling direct to customers online.

It's quite a diverse sector here, and imagine it is there too? We have a more traditional charity structure but deliver majority of our charitable purposes through contracts, although still access a strong mix of grants and lottery funding. We have no core funding so it has to operate as a business.

Hi 👋 just getting started here, what a friendly place!

A silhouette of a large tree against a frosty and foggy background

Pic of the day! This is my favourite tree, it's on my school run every day and always gives.

Thanks @tenaciousg.bsky.social for the screensaver edit.

When 'you don't have to do any housework because it's your birthday' becomes twice as much housework to do the next day...thanks kids!

Hi, it's my birthday and first post here! I lead a small but brilliant inclusive participatory art and design social enterprise, Artlink Central, keep goats, sell pickles and seasonings for Goat Rodeo Goods, help the Fodder + Farm team running amazing field to fork events near Stirling, Scotland.