This is a worked stone lintel. It has an been carved with “IT …. ID 1599” and what looks like candles drying is carved into it.

A stone anchor, found by divers in the sea off Dunbar, whose origins are otherwise unknown.

This work encompasses some of the artist`s favourite themes - landscape and the people who worked the land. The subject is a group of fieldworkers gathering hay and building ricks or haystacks.

This curling stone (the stone on the right) belonged to the Grant-Suttie family of Balgone and Prestongrange.

This curling stone (the stone on the left) belonged to the Grant-Suttie family of Balgone and Prestongrange.

This granite curling stone belonged to the Grant-Suttie family of Balgone and Prestongrange.