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Above the Northern Isles- we look at Scotlands magnificent coastline

 

Green Eigg -  Exploring the Isle of Eigg

 

Scottish Placenames - A useful guide to the meaning and correct pronunciation of many Scottish Placenames 

Sweet Music  - A report on John Purser.





 

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Some articles we love from SCOTS Heritage Magazine back issues:

Red Hot Wok


I’m a firm believer in setting aside a small amount of time to cook a proper meal, with freshly prepared ingredients.

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The Royal Rod Maker


Just beyond the pretty stone village of Nethy Bridge in Inverness-shire, the tea-coloured Aultmore Burn, a tributary of the mighty River Spey, cuts through the pine-fragrant gloom of the Abernethy Forest and runs, chuckling, right beside Harry Jamieson’s bedroom window.

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Still LIfe in Bronze


Morag Farquharson (oh, how she hates the name Morag!) was born and bred in the rolling green hills of Aberdeenshire, a farm factor’s daughter with a keen eye for all the quirky details that shape an animal’s character and individuality: a hare sitting bolt upright, listening intently, ready for flight; ducks marching in step like feathered guardsmen; a scrappy terrier grinning as he bounds after a ball.

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Arctic Meltdown


Robie Macdonald is a senior research scientist at Canada’s Institute of Ocean Sciences, a position that gives him a front row seat at what may well be the end game for the planet. He is part of a scientific community that for years has been trying to sound the alarm over global warming.

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Highland Dancing


Highland Dancing is for me the very heart and soul of a Highland Gathering. I can cheerfully turn my back on those brawny, muscle-bound fellows tossing the caber, putting the shot, lifting the heavy stones, or heaving at the tug o’ war. And I can take only so much piping and drumming before my head begins to spin. For me, the dancing is far and away the most beautiful, the most athletic and the most exciting of all the games activities.

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Cutty Sark


Ask anyone who loves the sea and ships to name just one vessel that embodies all the romance and the glory of the great age of sail and the chances are they will, without hesitation, nominate the beautiful Scottish clipper, Cutty Sark. I’m one of them

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The Scend of the Sea


The American marine painter, William Gilkerson displays a rare understanding of the ways of a ship on the sea. It is that understanding, born of long experience with wind and water, which makes his pictures so compelling. It has also helped to confirm his reputation as one of North America’s pre-eminent marine artists. At his home on the shores of Mahone Bay, Nova Scotia, he spoke with Bruce Stannard.

 

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Bannockburn Book 12


In the second part of our series on the Battle of Bannockburn, Colonel Cameron Taylor examines in detail the first day of the greatest battle ever fought on Scottish soil.

 

 

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Samuel John Peploe


Samuel Peploe is considered to be one of the most signifi cant fi gures in 20th century Scottish painting. Born in Edinburgh, he worked for a legal fi rm before enrolling at the Edinburgh College of Art in 1894.

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Drum Gardens


It was King Robert the Bruce who fi rst brought the Irvines to Drum. William de Irwyn was both armour-bearer and later secretary to King Robert and evidence suggests that he followed the Bruce right through the dark days of his career to the triumph of Bannockburn and beyond. William de Irwyn was rewarded by Bruce with the land of Drum, part of the extensive forest where for many years the kings of Scotland had come to hunt deer and wild boar.

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