Sept17 MD issue90

THE MEADOWS 

DIRECTORY 

September 2017 

Issue 90

2 September 2017 To advertise call Leigh on 447 7891 email: leigh@themeadowsdirectory.com

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contents 

welcome 

Editor 

Leigh McCarney 

leigh@themeadowsdirectory.com 

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Front cover: 

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Welcome back to the September Meadows Directory 

magazine… to the ‘quietness’ on the meadows after the 

fantastic festival fun draws to a close in the city... 

This month is the 90th edition of the magazine, and there is 

plenty to read about… find out more about Andrew Thompson, 

owner of the newly opened Clark & Lake Charcuterie 

and Bar, on Gillespie Place (p8, 9) - worth a visit for their 

Spanish ham, cheese and wine,… and Bea Alexander of Bea 

Alexander Pilates tells us a bit about herself (p5, 12). 

See what it is like to volunteer for Radio Lollipop at Edinburgh 

Children’s Hospital - they are always looking for new 

helpers (p20). The stunning front cover painting is by local 

artist Jamie Primrose - save the date for his new exhibition 

’Serene Expressions’, 3rd-11th November (p16-17). 

The Meadows Directory is your 

free bi-monthly magazine with 

local events, information and 

advertising… distributed to 3000 

homes, flats and businesses in 

Grange, Marchmont and Newington 

areas. Copies can be picked 

up at Newington Library, Warrender 

Leisure and read online! 

Try the delicious sandwich ideas from local foodie Caroline 

Rye… a Smorgasbord with rye bread, salmon, cream cheese, 

gherkins pickles, and more (p16). Real Foods explains how to 

keep your gut healthy with fermented, prebiotic and probiotic 

foods (p18). 

Happy Reading… see you next in November! Please mention 

The Meadows Directory when using advertisers and look out 

for The Bruntsfield Links in October! 

Leigh 

Features 

8 People: Andrew Thompson 

12 People: Bea Alexander 

16 Recipe: Smorgasbord with open 

sandwiches 

16-17 Local artist: Jamie Primrose 

18 Fermented food, Prebiotics, Probiotics 

20 Radio Lollipop: Sick Kids 

28-29 Community Pages 

Front cover 

‘Last light in The Meadows’ 

40cm x 40cm, Oil on linen 

by collectable artist Jamie Primrose 

t: 0131 446 9510 m: 07947 243 418 

e: mari@jamieprimrose.com 






People profile 

Andrew Thompson 

of Clark and Lake Charcuterie and Bar 

Bit about you and starting your Charcuterie... 

I’m from Arbroath, married to Jackie. I was in 

the music business for the last 20 years and 

was looking to do something a little different... 

I needed a new challenge, and I’ve had a keen 

interest in the restaurant and bar trade over 

the last 5 years. 

Influences in your restaurant? We spent the 

last 5 years living in Barcelona... so a lot of the 

menu choices, presentation and design of the 

restaurant are influenced by this great city. 

We are the only restaurant/bar in Scotland to 

sell Moritz Lager from Barcelona, we have 4 

spanish hams in the charcuterie section, which 

I used to eat all the time in my favourite charcuterie 

bar in Barcelona called La Pineda. The 

design of the bar area I copied from another 

favourite restaurant called Bodega 1900. 

Local food/drink? I’m using Dough Re Mi Bakery 

for all my bread, IJ Mellis for all cheese, 

Pickerings Gin plus Drinkmonger for all my 

whiskey, Rum, Vodka 

Best local coffee stop - Machina Espresso on 

Brougham Place 

Best bite to eat - The Apartment, Harajuka 

Kitchen and Summerhall cafe for lunch 

Favourite thing to do in Edinburgh? I’ve always 

enjoyed heading over to Stockbridge on a Sunday 

for the food market, picking up some great 

scotch eggs from mark @ aye love real food 

What do you do outside work? right now… 

sleep, that’s it. I still try to get to as many gigs 

as I can... a few shows at Summerhall and 

Queens Hall I’m hoping to catch soon are 

American Football, Jake Bugg and Ride. 


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The Meadows Pottery 

Distinctive craftsmanship and quality for over 25 years 

Potters Junko Shibe and Paul Tebble 

produce contemporary ceramics and 

traditional pottery using the highest 

quality stoneware and porcelain. 

Visit us for beautiful handmade gifts! 

Plenty under £20. For example - Wee Cups 

just £6 each, Bowls from £16, Mugs from £12 

Our colourful shop is packed with a great 

range of wares, all made on the premises by 

us on the potter’s wheel. 

Aside from our lovely Mugs, Bowls, Jugs, 

Dishes, Vases you will find great Teapots, 

Colanders/Berry bowls, Garlic Pots, Butter 

Dishes and Salt Crocks, as well as tiny pots, 

boxes and special display pieces. 

Please enquire about 

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Opening hours: 

Mon - Fri 10am-6pm, Sat 10am-5pm 

Tel: 0131 662 4064 

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People profile 

Bea Alexander of Bea Alexander Pilates 

Bit about you... 

I ‘found’ Pilates after I had to give up dance 

training because of injury... I have an extreme 

form of hyper mobility, Elhers-Danlos, and 

dislocate joints easily. At the age of 18, a Pilates 

teacher explained what was happening 

because of my extreme flexibility, and showed 

me how I could re-balance my muscles to function 

better. Even while studying skeletal and 

dental bioarchaeology at University, I knew I 

wanted to go and train to be a Pilates teacher. 

Bit more about Pilates... 

Pilates is not only a ‘matwork’ class... Joe Pilates 

invented a range of spring-assisted apparatus 

to do his exercises with such as the 

‘Pilates reformer’, the ‘Wunda Chair’, ‘Trapeze 

Table' and ‘Ladder Barrel’. These add resistance 

and can make things easier for people 

who have mobility issues. We teach what is 

known as ‘studio work one-to-one or one-totwo.’ 

The class is tailored exactly to the person’s 

needs. Rather like personal training combined 

with physiotherapy! 

Favourite local tea/coffee? I am a tea person - 

and love the tea specialists Rosevear in Bruntsfield 

and near my Broughton Street Studio. For 

pure luxury, Bruntsfield’s Chocolate Tree’s 

traditional hot chocolate cannot be beaten; my 

administrator, Andy, loves their Mocha. 

Best meal out? I think two of the best and 

healthiest places to eat are “The Three Birds” 

in Bruntsfield and its sister restaurant in 

Broughton Street, the “Educated Flea”. They 

use a lot of local, very fresh produce 

Favourite shows at the festival this year? 

The acrobatic shows ‘Driftwood’, ‘Paris du 

Nuit’ and ‘Fauna’. 



Food 

Smorgasbord with open sandwiches 

This scandi-inspired smorgasbord features some easy to prepare open sandwiches and involves 

practically no cooking. Just buy a selection of tasty ingredients and put them all out to share, 

great with elderflower cordial or some nice chilled white wine. 

For the open sandwiches: 

8 slices thinly sliced rye bread 

1 pack cream cheese 

4 slices smoked salmon 

half a thinly sliced red onion 

4 small gherkins, sliced 

1 dsp capers 

4 lemon wedges 

half a cucumber, sliced into thin strips 

small handful dill, finely chopped 

1 tbsp white wine vinegar 

1 tsp caster sugar 

pinch of salt 

4 large radishes, thinly sliced 

handful of blueberries 

black pepper 

For the rest of the platter 

Selection of smoked fish (e.g. salmon, mackerel) 

Sliced charcuterie (e.g. salami) 

Cheese such as Edam, Jarlsberg, Cheddar 

Green salad leaves 

Cherry tomatoes (raw or roasted in a bit of olive oil for 

15 minutes, 180 degrees) 

Pickles 

Extra rye bread, cream cheese lemon wedges, capers, 

red onion, radishes and blueberries, to serve 

1. To make the sandwiches spread each slice of bread with cream cheese. 

2. For the salmon sandwich top four slices with some salmon, then top with red onion, gherkins 

and capers. 

3. Add a squeeze of lemon and a twist of black pepper before serving. 

4. For a veggie option mix together the cucumber, dill, vinegar, sugar and salt and set aside for 

ten minutes. 

5. Strain off the vinegar and top each sandwich with the cucumber mixture, some radishes and 

blueberries. 

6. For the rest of the smorgasbord arrange the fish, charcuterie and cheese on a large platter. 

Garnish with the salad leaves, tomatoes and pickles. 

7. Serve with extra bread, lemon wedges and sandwiches toppings, as desired. 

recipe by Caroline Rye, food blogger and trained chef, living in Bruntsfield 


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'Winter light on Duddingston Loch’ 

80cm x 100cm, Oil on canvas 

'Last burst of light through the blossom’ 


Jamie Primrose 

Contemporary Scottish Artist 

Beautiful Edinburgh vistas 

by the best-selling painter 

dramatic skies contrast beautifully with his 

skilfully intricate, figurative detail of 

Edinburgh’s majestic architecture below. 

Next, Arthur’s Seat provides a similar 

spectacular hill-top vantage point as 

Primrose offers impressive wintry vistas 

looking onto its luminous, still lochs – 

Dunsapie, St. Margaret’s and Duddingston 

(see pic opposite left). 

He then continues to explore and portray an 

abundance of gorgeous natural motifs as he 

moves to our local Meadows area in Spring 

(see pic below) and Autumn. 

As a local resident, it is widely agreed that 

we are very spoilt for having fantastic scenic 

and city views on our doorstep in and 

around Edinburgh. It is no wonder that 

another fellow local resident – acclaimed 

contemporary Scottish artist Jamie Primrose 

never tires of finding inspiration for his 

sought-after paintings from our much loved 

‘Auld Reekie’. 

With past sell-out exhibitions to his name, 

Primrose has created over 30 highly 

successful new solo collections in Edinburgh 

and London since 2003. His latest 

showcase of over 50 gorgeous new oil 

paintings of the capital is on at The Dundas 

Street Gallery, Friday 3rd – Saturday 11th 

November (dates for the diary). 

‘Serene Expressions’ Exhibition 

The best-selling artist is fascinated with the 

ephemeral nature of light – especially from 

late afternoon, throughout sunset and 

towards twilight when the quality of light, the 

atmosphere, mood and colours intensify and 

change rapidly. 

Initially in his sought-after new collection he 

captures vibrant, sweeping winter sunsets 

and expressionistic skyscapes from Calton 

Hill overlooking the iconic Old Town, 

towards The Pentlands and also towards 

Fife. His bold brushstrokes and vivid, 

Jamie Primrose: ‘Serene Expressions’ 

Friday 3rd – Saturday 11th November 

The Dundas Street Gallery 

6a Dundas Street, Edinburgh EH3 6HZ 

Open Monday – Friday 11am – 6pm 

Saturday and Sunday 11am – 5pm 

Admission free 

For painting enquiries or further details 

please contact: Mari Primrose 

t: 0131 446 9510 m: 07947 243 418 

e: mari@jamieprimrose.com 

View paintings online from 18th Oct at 



‘‘Play of light through the trees’ 


Feature: Local Artist 

This evocative new Meadows series ranges 

from delicate bursts of soft, petal-pink 

Spring cherry blossom to autumnal emerald 

hues (see pic above), plus richer, warmer 

ochre and umber tones – continually 

featuring uplifting, sparkling light glistening 

through the trees, creating shadows. 

Finally, following these highly collectable 

close-up natural studies, Primrose ventures 

nearby into the heart of the characterful Old 

Town. Inspired by a sense of Edinburgh’s 

history, he beautifully captures some of the 

city’s most iconic architecture in a striking, 

wintry twilight series of timeless oils – 

including The Grassmarket, Victoria Street, 

Candlemaker Row and St. Giles. 

A master at capturing ‘serene’ snapshots of 

time in his work (with the changing light, 

colour and atmosphere), and creating his 

personal ‘expression’ of locations within 

Edinburgh (from a memory or sense of 

awareness), Primrose’s oils convey to the 

viewer a gentle sense of soothing, delight, 

inspiration and enjoyment – an exhibition 

not to be missed. 

Outstanding Success 

Edinburgh born and raised, Jamie Primrose 

gained a Fine Art degree at Newcastle 

University. Remarkably he travelled the 

world and worked in London for almost a 

decade without lifting a paintbrush. In 2003 

he returned home to become a professional 

artist and has achieved outstanding 

success, his sought-after work continually 

in demand by an ever-growing UK and 

international clientele, with critical acclaim. 

“Jamie Primrose has an incredible feel for the 

light of his native Edinburgh” 

The Sunday Times 

"Primrose's paintings exude a heaven-sent 

sense of calm" 

The Herald 

"Jamie has had an astonishing degree of success 

with his atmospheric paintings" 

Galleries Magazine 

“Jamie Primrose’s paintings display an 

atmospheric, ethereal quality that makes his 

work so sought-after” 

Scottish Field 

"Primrose has an ever-expanding band of 

collectors snapping up his work” 

The Herald 

Exclusive Opening Private Views: 

Friday 3rd Nov, 6.00pm – 8.30pm 

Saturday 4th Nov, 11.00am – 5.00pm 

For invitations, 

please email Mari Primrose 

at mari@jamieprimrose.com 

quoting ‘Meadows Directory’ 


Fermented foods, Prebiotics & Probiotics 

The bacteria that live in our gut are essential for health. That is how nutrients are absorbed, 

assimilated and digested. They also play a role in our immune systems, are linked to our mental 

health and there are a trillion of them living in each gut! They weigh around 4 pounds per person. 

They are also known as gut flora. 

Probiotics are thought to directly kill or inhibit the growth of harmful bacteria, stopping them 

producing toxic substances that can make you ill. Some foods are naturally probiotic. Sauerkraut, 

kimchi, kefir, yoghurt, miso and tempeh are amongst them. Most of these are only available instore 

as they are kept in the fridge. 

Prebiotics are non-digestible parts of food that promote the growth of beneficial microorganisms 

in the intestines. Onions, asparagus, chicory, leeks and artichokes are all good sources. These fibre 

-rich foods feed the good bacteria in the gut. 

Fermenting has been around for centuries. It helps to preserve foods and can reduce cooking 

times and fuel requirements. In addition, it can eliminate anti-nutrients and biologically enrich the 

foods with amino acids and vitamins. You probably already eat fermented foods in your diet. 

Chocolate, coffee, vanilla, some teas, pickles, vinegar, cheese and yoghurt are all fermented 

foods. Then there’s alcohol, sauerkraut, kombucha, sourdough and kefir, again all fermented! 

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community 

Would you like to volunteer with children? 

Article by Jac Phillimore, Radio Lollipop volunteer 

I started volunteering at Radio Lollipop at Sick Kids when I became a mum and 

took a career break. A few trips to A&E with my own kids made me realise that I’d 

be doing something useful. 

Radio Lollipop is a charity run by volunteers who each dedicate just two hours a 

week to running a live children’s radio show in hospital from 6-8pm and providing 

play and entertainment on the wards. We try to offer children a bit of control over their lives and 

a voice during their stay. While they can’t say no to medicine or receiving treatment, they can 

choose things to make or draw, their favourite song to play, and hearing their name or own voice 

on the radio is a real thrill for them. 

Going round the wards and talking to kids is the best bit and I know their tired and stressed parents 

feel really supported by our charity. I come home from volunteering with renewed energy 

and an altered perspective on what matters. 

If you are interested in finding out more, please get in touch with us as we are currently recruiting 

for volunteers - secretary.edinburgh@radiolollipop.org . You can also find out more by coming 

along to stall 15 at the Scottish Volunteer Recruitment Fair on Wed 20 September 11-7pm in St 

Paul’s and St George’s Church (P&Gs), York Place EH1 3RH. For more info on Radio Lollipop, go to 

our website - radiolollipop.org 

Here’s what some of our other volunteers say: 

"I've been involved with Radio Lollipop for over 26 years now. Whilst each patient and family endure differing 

emotions, they'd all rather be better, elsewhere and home. We can't change that, however we can provide a 

little moment of happiness, light relief, and someone to talk to and listen." Graham 

“Having been a volunteer for 17 years, Radio Lollipop is in my DNA. For me its always about the smiles we can 

put on children's faces in an environment where sometimes there is not a lot to smile about.” Elaine 

“It helps put my life in perspective when I visit the kids who are there through no fault of their own. If I can 

make a child smile for just a second to forget about their pain and the reason that they are in hospital then I 

feel that I have achieved my goal.” Mike 

“I’ve been here about seven months I can honestly say it's one of the best things I have been involved in. You 

meet so many great children going round the wards and if we can make just one child smile in the two hours 

each week then our job is done. You also get to be part of a great team and everyone works together to make 

it so special.” Mark 



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Local 

News 

Have you heard of LOOPS? 

We are a free information service helping older 

people to find out about what is going on in 

their community, get involved, and find any 

practical help that they need. 

If you are over 65, or are looking after an older 

friend or relative, we are here for you! Come 

and speak to us at one of our information stations. 

We have regular stalls at local libraries: 

Central Lending Library on the first Monday of 

every month, from 10am. 

Newington Library on the first Friday of every 

month, from 10am. 

Morningside Library on the second and fourth 

Wednesday of every month, from 10am. 

We can also arrange home visits to talk through 

your needs and options. 

Call the LOOPS citywide phone line on 0131 603 

8311, open Monday – Friday 10am – 4pm. 

Edinburgh Cocktail Weekend... 

Over 50 bars and pop-up spaces will be open 

for the Edinburgh Cocktail Weekend, 6th – 8th 

October… each designing a brand new signature 

cocktail. ECW wristband holders can enjoy 

exclusively for just £4 a drink. 

www.edinburghcocktailweekend.com 

MERCHISTON COMMUNITY COUNCIL 

doodles 

Friday 22nd September - Macmillan Coffee 

Morning. Come along to Doodles between 

10am -1pm for some coffee and cake while 

you paint and help us raise money for Macmillan 

Cancer Support. We will have a bake 

sale, competitions and Doodles will donate 

25% of the pottery sales from the day. 

The next meeting of Merchiston Community 

Council will be on Tuesday 19 th September, 

starting at 7pm, in Merchiston Tennis & Bowling 

Club on Polwarth Terrace (just behind the 

Royal Ettrick Hotel). Local residents are 

warmly invited to come along. 

Email: secretary@merchistoncc.org.uk or 

ph Chairman, Tom Graveson 07393 486 097 

Twitter @MerchistonCC Facebook merchistoncc 

www.merchistoncc.org.uk 


community 

Marchmont & Sciennes 

Community Council ... 

meet on the 4th Wednesday of every 

month at 7.30pm at St Catherine's of Argyle 

Church hall, ie. Wed 27th September 

and Wednesday 25th October. Everyone is 

welcome to attend. 

The Royal Hospital for Sick Children moves in 

2018 to Little France and the site is now up for 

sale to developers. The MSCC is monitoring 

events and encourages local involvement from 

the early stages. At this stage, a community buy 

-out proposal from the Marchmont & Sciennes 

Community Trust is awaiting approval by the 

Scottish Government. For more details check 

www.marchmontandsciennes.blogspot.co.uk 

and to be kept informed by email of developments 

and any planned public meetings, 

email: pagsk2017@gmail.com, the local action 

group in partnership with the MSCC. 

'Last burst of light through the blossom’ 

jamie primrose... 

Date for the diary… ’Serene Expressions’, 

the latest exhibition by local artist, Jamie 

Primrose… featuring stunning skylines and 

vistas of Edinburgh... 3-11 November at 

Dundas Street Gallery. (See p16-17) 


index of advertisers 

Antiques 

Edinburgh Antique Centre 24 

Artist 

Jamie Primrose 16-17 

Auctioner 

Ramsay Cornish 24 

Barber 

Dukes Barbers 21 

Beauty 

Blossom 9 

Blacksmith 

J Cameron 10 

Blinds 

Homestyle Blinds 6 

Builder 

DCM 13 

Care Home 

Renaissance 23 

Carpets 

James Erskines 22 

Community pages 28-29 

Computers 

Computer42 18 

Drain Cleaner 

Drain Point 27 

Electrician 

Ritchie & Goodwin 21 

Floorsanding 

JSL Floorsanding 15 

Handyman 

Homeforce 8 

Health 

Real Foods 18, 32 

Interiors 

James Erskines 6, 22 

Joinery 

Swan Joinery 26 

Language Café 

Yakety yak 12 

Locksmith 

Edinburgh Locksmith 25 

Nursery 

Meadows Nursery 1 

Optician 

The Opticians at Marchmont 19 

Painter & Decorator 

MG Décor 10 

Photographer 

Photo Express 26 

Pilates 

Bea Alexander Pilates 5 

Plasterer 

DCM 6 

Plumber 

Allied Trade Services 27 

Scott Findlay 15 

Pottery 

Meadows Pottery 11 

Pottery painting 

Doodles 12 

Restaurant 

Clark and Lake 9 

Roofing 

W Bremner 10 

School 

George Watsons College 3 

George Heriots School 31 

Stone Mason 

Scott & Brown 22 

Timber garden products 

Champfleurie 7 

Upholstery 

Absolute Upholstery 8 

James Erskine 6 

Violin tuition 

Sheena Ferguson 22 

Window Renovation 

Ventrolla 2

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