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Tantallon Castle by Neil Barr Via Flickr: Tantallon Castle and Bass Rock at dawn. Copyright www.neilbarr.co.uk. Please don't repost, blog or pin without asking first. Thanks

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Tantallon Castle by Neil Barr Via Flickr: Tantallon Castle and Bass Rock at dawn. Copyright www.neilbarr.co.uk. Please don't repost, blog or pin without asking first. Thanks
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Isle Martin Burial Ground: An Investigation
Isle Martin Burial Ground: An Investigation
By Cathy Dagg
Back on a lovely sunny weekend in May, which many of you will remember, NoSAS came over to Isle Martin to do some fossicking and recording in the burial ground, of which more later.
For those of you who didn’t get to visit, Isle Martin is a small island in community ownership just north of Ullapool, with a rich history associated with curing of herring in the 18th century. The…
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Auldhame Released!
Auldhame
Happy New Year! Here it is, the finished Auldhame.
An “Unknown Being” travels in a wide, surreal country, which is apparently no longer inhabited (at least in the ordinary sense of “inhabited”).
The main goal in the story is to find your old home: your “auld hame.”
The story is best played fullscreen.
There are no places where you can get stuck, though in a couple places you might think…
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Skeleton discovered in Scotland may be Irish Viking king Olaf Guthfrithsson
Skeleton discovered in Scotland may be Irish Viking king Olaf Guthfrithsson
The skeleton discovered at an archaeological dig in East Lothian in 2005 may be the skeleton of Irish Viking king Olaf Guthfrithsson.