Postcards from Drygrange
Hannah LongmuirI'm an artist who journals the changing seasons and family life here in the Scottish Borders. I also run a paper company making greeting cards and calendars and so on. I write about nature, exploring nature with kids, sketchbooking.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 6 | Subscribers | Read | hannahlongmuir.substack.com |
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The September Pages (2025)
Anyone who has been reading my journal posts or who knows me in real life, knows that I am a nerd for autumn. It does something invigorating to me, sets my senses to alert, my fluffy fox ears point up and I sniff the air. The edge of the wi...
The Best Summer of my Life (A Distant Memory)
This summer it all came together for us: the age & stage the kids are at (they were good friends! and they are generally positive and good natured); nice plans; Ross is in a term-time job so he had the whole summer off; lots of sunshine (su...
The Islay Trip (summer holidays part 2)
I swear that, at one point in the past, my ancestors were island people, boat people, people of wind and salt and far off horizons. I seem to reach peak-peace on the top deck of a CalMac ferry, the smell of sea and chips, wind whipping my h...
Summer Holidays Part 1: Pottering Around Drygrange
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artist / paper company / journaling the changing seasons and family life / recording and delighting in the world around me / pottering, snail's pace / Scottish Borders
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