Museum Diary
Lessons in the Park
11 February 2011
Earlier this week we were out for a walk, when we came across this giant tree that had blown over in the Meadows* - or rather, what was left of the tree. On closer inspection, we noticed that someone had annotated the stump. OK, so it’s not directly linked to museums, but it is an example of people engaging with their natural environment. I don’t know how accurate all the annotations are, though it does show a certain degree of understanding of science and knowledge of history. And a large degree of creativity! 
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* For those unfamiliar with the Meadows, it’s a large park in Edinburgh’s Southside.

Lessons in the Park

11 February 2011

Earlier this week we were out for a walk, when we came across this giant tree that had blown over in the Meadows* - or rather, what was left of the tree. On closer inspection, we noticed that someone had annotated the stump. OK, so it’s not directly linked to museums, but it is an example of people engaging with their natural environment. I don’t know how accurate all the annotations are, though it does show a certain degree of understanding of science and knowledge of history. And a large degree of creativity! 

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* For those unfamiliar with the Meadows, it’s a large park in Edinburgh’s Southside.

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