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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 cluinntinn aig muir, agus san taighean cèilidh agus aig bainnsean agus ’s math gun do mhair corra òran èibhinn a-measg an t-sluaigh cuideachd.
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 cluinntinn aig muir, agus san taighean cèilidh agus aig bainnsean agus ’s math gun do mhair corra òran èibhinn a-measg an t-sluaigh cuideachd.
The Psalm Boat Project commemorated the custom of travelling to church services by boat on the sea lochs of Lewis and Harris and Gaelic psalm singing at the end of the Communion Season as they sailed to home ports. In 2011 the psalm boat community began in Keose on the shores of Loch Erisort in Lochs. The community group have …
Bloigh Beag le Beannachd will be a resource for storytellers, native Gaelic speakers delving into their own culture and Gaelic learners to help extend vocabulary and grasp a glimpse of the Gael’s way of relating to their landscape.
Beathaichean, Sìthichean, Airgead, Bodaich is Cailleachan include an audio version. The Gaelic stories were collected and edited by the late Murdo “HMI” MacLeod …
The 2018 publication St Valery Memories includes information from soldiers from the Isle of Lewis, taken prisoners of war at St Valery-en-Caux 12th June 1940. The 44 page publication includes the men’s in depth accounts, of their 5 years in captivity and camp pictures were contributed more recently by their families. Interviews and …
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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