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Leith Provident Boswal Parkway, Granton, Edinburgh. - My work as a; Milk Lad, App-Coach Sprayer, Storeman at Woolworth, Stockbridge, Edinburgh. Process worker in Ushers Brewray, SMT (Grampian, First Bus) Driver, LRT bus driver, NHS Lothain Labvan Driver. Now owner of the wallery & Workshop. Leith. Edinburgh. Midlothain. Scotland
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The "Aim" is for disadvantaged Artist & Writers’ Clubhouse, people who don't have the means or have a disability in creating their Art & writings. those people who feel they are not hindered by their loss, injury, or incapacity's and need a place to work and shine , especially for those with the loss of limbs, who have to use their mouth or feet, to enable to make a living from their Art & Writing.
The Louis Weirter Artist & Writers’ Clubhouse, is here for them to created and display their Art & Writing, originally it was set up as a foundation trust and gallery for the Works of Louis Weirter, especially from his book "The Story of Edinburgh Castle", with the hope of exhibiting his work and developing it into a gallery and workshop for the promotion of his works. At the moment "The Wallery & Codexery" is displaying Louis Weirter's work and my own.
"I DON'T KNOW HOW BUT IT'S MY AIM".
Picture on the; Right is "THE BATTLE OF COURCELETTE
The "History of Edinburgh & Castle" (Scottish Gaelic: Dùn Èideann; Edinburgh the capital of Scotland and one of its 32 council areas. Historically part of the county of Midlothian (inter-changeable, with Edinburghshire prior to 1921), it is located in Lothian on the Firth of Forth's southern shore. Edinburgh's, Castrum "Alatum", (Castle "Rock' of Atum" 'Adam'), the Castle was first founded by Ebrucus [Efrawg]; king of the Cruitani (Qritani aka Prytani) “Pikland” of their Pritannian (Athenian)
"Boule" goverment, "Pikeland" or "Highland" of the Albannachi a Gaelic people who spoke Godelic language (Goidelic- Godelic- Gothelic- Gaythelic- Haykhelic- Hayk the Patriarch) of the Albani (Alvani) (Albeinnacb, Abannach), origin Albany, Albannia aka Albione from the kingdom of Ban/Vandeluwains of the Rocky-Mountains called the "Caucasus" . The highest Mt between Asia-Euro, is Mt Elbrus . Albeinnachi means "Highlanders" were you find Scythia the origin of the Scoth[tt]ians (Scuds aka Scots), Royal Archers for the Queen of Scythia. Ebrucus (Britain), died 966BC and was buried in York, Ebracus was son of Membricis, king of the (Qritani/Pritain) Britain, who died 1006BC. They where also Khaledees (Celtic aka Gaelic), (*God[th]elic):
The town of Agneda (Achadh, Aghendini) with it's Castrum Rock and High Kings Cathair (seat) in it's fertile fields and plains, Edin-burgh a city of the kingdom of "The Manapii tribe of Odin" (Gododini), called by Ptolomy, Castrum Alatum, and by the Britains Eden, today Edinburgh , in the fields of "Auchendinny" was not originally founded by Cruthenus Camelonius the first Pikish king of the Lothains, son of Cinge, whose Castrum and "High Fort" ruled over the Pritani's, called Britanis , in fields, plains and gardens (Asgard),also called “EDEN” [burgh]. 'The' tribe of Oden* . origin, from the Qrittoic "Brittonic" Celtic language formerly spoken by the Cymyr or Cumbric people, which was a variety of the Common Qrittoic, a Godelic language spoken during the Hen Ogleddor Men of the "Old North" period. The “Castle Rock”, now the site of Edinburgh Castle, Eidyn Dun was replaced by burgh, producing Edinburgh. Similarly, din became dùn, in, Dùn Èideann, Akkadian“Edinnu” Eden.
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