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The Hippodrome, Bo’ness
A dispatch from the old picture house: architecture, atmosphere, civic pride, ghost-light, and the strange endurance of local landmarks.
This is where Velunia works best — not as polished heritage, but as something half-lived in, half-remembered.
Read the dispatch →Old Places
SitesKinneil, Bo’ness, shorelines, ruins, old works, hidden paths, Roman traces, and places that have outlived their official story.
- Kinneil House
- James Watt’s Cottage
- The Hippodrome
- Carriden and the old shore
Field Notes
NotebookFragments from walks, overheard histories, weathered details, inscriptions, side-paths, and things noted before they disappear.
- On walking from ’ness to ’ness
- Salt, soot, and sea-light
- Ruins as local memory devices
- What survives in the telling
Sounds from the Mist
Listening PostMusic for roads, ruins, chapel-dark interiors, low winter skies, and private mythologies.
Featured listening:
From the Archive
CabinetOlder pieces, image scraps, extracts, pamphlets, and half-finished material worth preserving.
- A Tour of the Ancient Places of Kinneil
- Velunia issue notes
- Dungeon synth recommendations
- Fragments for future dispatches
Canticle
Fragment“The past is not gone. It waits in stone, tide, soot, and story.”
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