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Best Guide Books of Scotland

January 24, 2016 By Greg Murray 2 Comments

When I Travel Scotland I never leave home without my Two favourite guide books of Scotland, these two books together provide me with all the information i need when on holiday in Scotland. Wherever I am I always find the information I need from these two books, why two books? well one of the books is one I have always used and the other is a new addition to my collection that I just cant put down. Both are worth purchasing and each one has its own way to describe how to tour Scotland. Discover how to tour Scotland with ease with these well written books, and you will wonder how you ever got by … [Read more...] about Best Guide Books of Scotland

The Story of Emigration from Berneray, Harris

May 28, 2013 By Ron 2 Comments

Peter Kerr, a historical researcher with a particular interest in the Isle of Harris has worked on the Berneray Historical Society’s most recent project, ‘A’ tilleadh ar n-eachdraidh dhachaigh’ (Bringing Our History Home) which has run for the last 18 months. Mr Kerr has written an account of the worldwide emigration of local people from the island, mainly in the mid-19th century. Berneray is a small island in the Sound of Harris, between Harris to the north and North Uist to the south of the Western Isles. The island is joined to North Uist by a man-made causeway built in 1999, and also … [Read more...] about The Story of Emigration from Berneray, Harris

Book Review Scotland’s Heritage

September 14, 2012 By Ron Leave a Comment

Brian Palmer, a friend from Islay, wrote a book review about Scotland's Heritage: Scotland is justly renowned for its scenery: mountains, valleys and the occasional river running through it. The Clearances and its often violent past have left a legacy of ruined homes, villages and castles while its traditional industries often continue to leave their mark upon the landscape. All in all, a veritable gift shop for the photographer. If you add in some wild variations in weather and climate, it is little wonder that folks travel from across the world to marvel at it for themselves. John … [Read more...] about Book Review Scotland’s Heritage

A History of Scotland by Neil Oliver

September 25, 2011 By Ron 1 Comment

You probably know Neil Oliver from the very successful BBC series Coast. Fortunately Neil didn't stop there and since he is from Scotland who could better tell and show you all about the very rich history of Scotland? In ten thought-provoking, episodes Neil Oliver brings a fresh perspective to Scotland’s past and challenges many of the perceived notions of Scottish history. With stunning, BAFTA-winning cinematography and mesmerising narrative the series tells of battles and allegiances, political intrigue and religious conflict. This is one of the best Scotland DVD's if you ask me. The … [Read more...] about A History of Scotland by Neil Oliver

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