The latest newsletter from Electric Scotland has announced a new book being transcribed on the site, Folklore of Scottish Lochs and Springs, by James M. Mackinlay, and first published in 1893. See www.electricscotland.com/history/water/index.htm.
In addition, the newsletter also carries a note from Finlay MacLeod of Comhairle nan Sgoiltean Àraich (CNSA), discussing the popularty of its new Gaelic in the Home course, designed to help parents raise their children confidently with the language at home. If you are interested in Scottish Gaelic, and in teaching it to your children, you can contact Finlay for advice - I met the man many years ago at a ceilidh in London, and he is very approachable! His details are as follows:
Finlay M. Macleod
CNSA
92 Academy Street
INVERNESS
IV1 ILU
Tel CNSA: (0)1463-225469
Mobile: (0)7789-826934
Home: (0)1542-836322
Email: finlay@cnsa.org.uk
(Source: Electric Scotland)
Chris
www.ScotlandsGreatestStory.co.uk
Scotland's Greatest Story
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