life hopefully starts to get a little bit back to normal!
Until then, stick a green and white scarf around your neck, put your arms around your loved ones and let's all do the huddle.
Take care folks. Love, Mike, Chris and John.
Hi, Alex's son Michael @mjaferrie here again. Dad's funeral will be held tomorrow 13.07.20 at 10am, at the Immaculate Conception in Maryhill. The mass, and the committal at St. Kentigern's at 11.15am, will be live on the church facebook page https://t.co/hV1DVKiLkv (1/3)
You don't need to have a Facebook account to access the live stream. Please feel free to pass the link on to anyone who would have liked to attend in normal circumstances. We're sorry that we aren't able to celebrate dad's life with you all but we plan to do something when (2/3)
Hi, Alex's eldest son @mjaferrie here. I'm very sorry to share the news that our father, Alex Ferrie, passed away in Glasgow on Thursday 2nd July. We know he was well loved and respected in his field and would love if people who knew him could share photos and memories... (1/3)
broadcast the funeral online and when I have some more information on that, I can share the link with anyone who would like to attend virtually. Take care of your loved ones folks.
Love,
Michael, Christopher and John Ferrie
Are you looking for an activity this weekend? We can help 📺 every week @RGS_IBGschools are releasing 2 #geographyathome worksheets, this week both are on The Americas! Find worksheet 1 on Tuesday, for worksheet 2 click https://t.co/Y13OC91fjC and watch https://t.co/7qy4fLkgrz
@kilmartinmuseum One more question please. Would this be the source area for the rock used in some of the crosses on Iona eg Maclean's Cross. I understand that much of the material there has a provenance on mainland Argyll but I never knew where. Many thanks again.
For geography classrooms, teachers and students:
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