My Wild Garden
By Susan Williams
Image provided by Susan Williams The Clava Clan Stitchers
Image provided by Smartify
My journey stone reflects all that I love about my garden here in Inverness: dry-stane dykes in various states of disrepair; trees which could be rowan or apple; flowers to represent all the variety that finds a home here - poppies or daisies, heather or lavender, foxgloves or lupins; the sun setting over the Beauly Firth; and last but not least the bees as a reminder of my bee-keeping father.
HEAR MORE ABOUT SUSAN'S JOURNEY STONE
This audio forms part of a series of audio interviews conducted in 2023 by Smartify as part of the Spirit of the Highlands and Islands project. Listen and discover the Spirit of the Highlands and Islands through the eyes of the stitchers of the Tapestry of the Highlands and Islands.
Explore an ode to nature and hear more from Susan as she talks through the wild elements of her journey stone in conversation with the Clava Clan Stitchers and Smartify.
...just reminds me of that, which is my contribution to wildness in the Highlands!