Rigs at Loch Stroan
Somewhere under the bracken and long grass there are some 'narrow-curving' rigs here. These were explored as part of my 'Witches drowned under sea of sitka spruce' expedition - see below.
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Last of the Westland Whigs
In the late 17th century, the 'Westland Whigs' were the radical descendants of earlier Covenanters who had defied the absolutist rule of Stuart kings in south west Scotland.
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- Highlands try to steal Thomas Telford
- Witches drowned in a sea of sitka spruce
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- The 'lanes' of Galloway - streams not paths
- History as Landfill
- Tom Devine- Scottish Clerances Lecture University ...
- Irish Sea Cattle Trade and Galloway Levellers
- Mote of Mark -the book
Tuesday, October 31, 2006
Somewhere under the bracken and long grass there are some 'narrow-curving' rigs here. These were explored as part of my 'Witches drowned under sea of sitka spruce' expedition - see below.
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