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Rolo’s Stories from Isle of Lewis oral tradition includes: genealogy, landmarks, clan battles and warlord characters. John Murdo MacDonald ‘s stories span bow and arrow battles in the 1600s to tacksmen evicting families in the 1850s by setting the thatch alight.
Rolo’s Stories from Isle of Lewis oral tradition includes: genealogy, landmarks, clan battles and warlord characters. John Murdo MacDonald ‘s stories span bow and arrow battles in the 1600s to tacksmen evicting families in the 1850s by setting the thatch alight.
Chan eil eilean eile cho beag ri Scalpaigh às an do dh’èirich uimhir de bhàrdachd. Buinidh a ’chuid mhòr de na dh’fhuirich anns an dualchas don fhicheadamh linn, mòran dhi a tighinn o chianalas le bhith a’ falbh chon an dàrna cogaidh.
Mar sin tha cianalas, moladh air an àite is gaol a’ luib a chèile anns na h-òrain. Bhiodhte ghann …
Faclair Gàidhlig na Fantasachd brings together a collection of words, sayings and phrases in
Gaelic from the worlds of fantasy, folklore and games. The glossary outlines the different parts of
a sword, the words for creatures such as zombies and vampires as well as phrases essential for
game playing in Gaelic.
It will become an essential resource for gamers, as well as those looking …
Aonghas Agus Seonaid, a Hard Back Gaelic story book to read to children. Island life on the Westside of Lewis is depicted by artist Steve Tod,. The book features original hand drawn paintings with scenes from a traditional crofting community. Seonaid’ the cat’s adventures are portrayed around the croft on the Atlantic Coast in the Outer Hebrides of Scotland.
Aonghas Agus …
Balaich nam Whalers, memories of the men from the Isle of Lewis, Outer Hebrides of Scotland, who worked on the Whale Catcher Ships and the Shore Whaling Stations in South Georgia, South Atlantic in the 1950s.
The men who contributed information and pictures for this publication, worked in a dangerous …
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