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Category Archives: Mountains

The Massacre of Glencoe: 13 February 1692…

Scotiana Posted on February 13, 2022 by MAJAFebruary 15, 2022

Dear readers, The 13th February is a date marked in red ink (bloody red) on the Scottish calendar…  it’s a date to remember, and indeed it has been remembered again and again, the sad history being passed from generation to generation of Scottish people … they will never forget the innocent people who fell in Glencoe on that fateful day … Continue reading →

Posted in Glencoe, Landscapes, Mountains | Tagged 1692 by Sir Walter Scott, After the Massacre of Glencoe oil on canvas by Peter Graham 1889, Alasdair Ruadh MacIain MacDonald 12 th Chief of Clan MacDonald of Glencoe (1630–1692), and Samuel Sanders, Ani Kavafian, Beethoven's The Massacre of Glencoe performed by Robert White, Dark Woman of the Glen (Bean Dubh an Ghleanna), Eilean Munde, Glencoe by John Prebble, Glencoe Falls, John MacDermott song Massacre of Glencoe, On the Massacre of Glencoe, Slaughter under Trust Glencoe 1692 by Donald J. MacDonald, the Burial Isle’ - Glencoe Heritage Trust You Tube Video -, The Massacre of Glencoe 13th February 1692, The Massacre of Glencoe James Hamilton 1883-1886 Kelvingrove Art Gallery & Museum, the monument to the memory of the MacDonalds of Glencoe, the nine commemorative Scots pine trees in Inverigan near Glencoe, the ruined houses of Inverigand and Achtriochtan, Yo-Yo Ma | Leave a reply

Celebrating Hogmanay at Onich, on the Shore of Loch Linnhe !

Scotiana Posted on December 31, 2020 by MAJADecember 31, 2021

Dear readers, dear friends and fans of Scotland, the whole team of Scotiana wishes you a very Happy New Year! May our Scottish adventures inspire you to travel and walk on the wonderful paths of La Belle Alba… Never more than in winter, does she wear her lovely name better… !!! HAPPY HOGMANAY !!!   https://youtu.be/hAkadrmhhx0   Let me share … Continue reading →

Posted in Landscapes, Mountains, Scottish Landscapes, Travelling Scotland | Tagged Celebrating Hogmanay in the Highlands of Scotland, Glen Etive Road in winter, Glencoe shopping at the "Crafts & Things, Glencoe Woodland Path in winter, Hogmanay in the Lodge on the Loch Hotel at Onich near Glencoe, Kenneth McKellar singing « Auld Lang Syne », Lairig Eilde Bridge with "love locks" on the A 82 at the Pass of Glencoe, lighting candles in the mountains of Glencoe in memory of the MacDonalds killed during the Massacre of Glencoe, Nevisport sports shop in For William | Leave a reply

In Memoriam of 13 February 1692: Glencoe Massacre…

Scotiana Posted on February 12, 2020 by MAJAMarch 2, 2020

In Memoriam of all the villagers of Glencoe who died on 13 February 1692 and in the following days during and after the infamous Glencoe Massacre… The Massacre of Glencoe took place in Glen Coe in the Highlands of Scotland on 13 February 1692, following the Jacobite uprising of 1689-92. An estimated 30 members and associates of Clan MacDonald of … Continue reading →

Posted in History, Mountains | Tagged Clan history, Glencoe mountains, Highlands history, Scottish history, The massacre of Glencoe on 13 February 1692 | 1 Reply

A wild and lonely valley in the Scottish Highlands: Glencoe

Scotiana Posted on March 4, 2013 by MAJAMarch 4, 2013

    ‘Glencoe has no melancholy except that which men bring to it, remembering its history. (..) (John Prebble – Glencoe) ………………………. One of the main reasons why so many people do love Scotland is certainly the outstanding beauty of its landscapes: the vast expanses of untouched wilderness, the omnipresence of mountains which, classified in Munros, Corbetts, Grahams, Donalds and … Continue reading →

Posted in Landscapes, Mountains | Tagged Glen Coe Loch Achtriochtan and Achnambeithach cottage, Glencoe home of the Fingalian Giants, Glencoe John Prebble, Glencoe Ossian Cave, Glencoe The National Trust for Scotland, Glencoe/Glen Coe, Loch Leven, Munros and Corbetts, The Feinn in Glencoe, The Glen of Dogs, The Glen of Weeping, The Highlands of Scotland, The Massacre of Glencoe, The mountains of Glencoe, The Pap of Glencoe, The Three Sisters of Glencoe | Leave a reply

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