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Dr Donald Smith, Director o the Scottish Storytelling Festival tells us fit wye it’s nae that easy to perform or recite ‘Tam O’Shanter’.
Grace Banks and Sheena Blackhall tell us a bit aboot their new book ‘Scottish Urban Myths and Ancient Legends’, and oor resident Gairdner, David Mitchell helps us read the ‘Ogam’ an fathom oot fit trees mean tae us on the winter landscape.
And we jine the ploomin laddies oot oer on the brae aside Dunecht in Aiberdeenshire, tae discover the mystery o the mids. It’ll mibbe bide a mystery tae some fowk….bit enjoy gaan up the furra
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