Hi --
If you've found your way to this website, it's probably because you came to the 'Pinkie Then & Now' presentation in the Brunton Hall on the 25th March.
I hope you enjoyed the storytelling by Nicola Wright and Angie Townsend, and that you found the many-sided talk by Dr Iain Banks interesting and informative; above all, I hope we persuaded you (if you needed persuading) that the communities of Musselburgh, Wallyford, Whitecraig and Inveresk live next to one of the most interesting and important battlefield sites in Scotland.
Properly presented, there is a fascinating tale to be told for visitors and local residents alike. And, as Julian Humphreys (Development Officer for the Battlefields Trust) explained, there is a good chance that modern archaeological survey techniques could reveal much new information about the location of the core of the battle.
As you know, we ran out of time before there could be contributions from the audience about how to take this project on further -- so the main purpose of this blog site is to give you the opportunity to contribute to the discussion.
Please add your comments to this and subsequent blogs -- if you have problems posting comments here, just email them to me (at AndrewCoulson@btinternet.com), and I will add them.....
Monday, 5 April 2010
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