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Scotiana’s First Ten “Letters from Scotland” !

Scotiana Posted on May 31, 2011 by MAJANovember 23, 2014

One of George Mackay Brown’s favourite words was marvellous.  He used it about the weather, his friends, music, the Dounby Show, the landscape, and about his penn’orth of sweeties and The Hotspur comic for boys.  He thought it an intense word, shorthand for the kind of state described by poets such as Dylan Thomas, Muir and Wordsworth.  So here we … Continue reading →

Posted in Letters From Scotland, Miscarriage of Justice, Oscar Slater | Tagged Daft PateMacmillan, George Mackay Brown, Gretna Green, Iain and Margaret McEwan, Jane Haining, Kenneth McLear, Letters From Scotland, Oscar Slater, Scottish golf, Scottish Highland Games | Leave a reply

Our Top 15 Most Popular Posts!

Scotiana Posted on January 10, 2011 by MAJADecember 20, 2017

Mairiuna, before the New Year ramps up, why not investigate about our most popular posts to see what are our readers’ favourite subjects? Let’s see what the stats reveal. Suspense…. And the winners are : 1. Rannoch Moor:  First Steps Into The Scottish Wilderness   People seemed to be energized in the clear and fresh atmosphere of the place and everybody looked happy … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged Art Nouveau, Buchanan Street, Charles Rennie Mackintosh, Edmund J Sulliban, Glasgow School of Art, Glencoe Estate, Jane Haining, Kenneth McKellar, Kenneth White, Letters From Scotland, Lord Strathcona, Most Popular Posts, Mrs Cranston, Peacock, Rannoch Moor, Rob Roy Audio, Royal Scotsman, Sartor Resartus, Scotiana, Scotland, Scottish Tartans, Sherlock Holmes's Violin, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, The Blue Road, The Lore of Scotland, Walter Scott Dogs, Willow Tea Room | Leave a reply

Teatime at Miss Cranston’s Willow Tearooms in Glasgow

Scotiana Posted on March 8, 2010 by MAJAMarch 8, 2010

Hi everybody ! Try to imagine we’re all sitting on a Mackintosh chair round a Mackintosh table, in the very special atmosphere of the Willow Tearooms in Glasgow, chatting about everything Scotland, our favourite subject ! To begin with, have you read our friends’ second Letter from Scotland? This time, Iain and Margaret have told us a very moving story. … Continue reading →

Posted in Glasgow | Tagged 217 Sauchiehall Street, Charles Rennie Mackintosh, Glasgow, Jane Haining, Kate Cranston, Letter from Scotland, Miss Cranston, tearoom, The Willow Tearooms | 2 Replies

Jane Haining, Auschwitz’s Scottish Christian Martyr..

Scotiana Posted on March 3, 2010 by MAJAApril 13, 2010

We are delighted to publish this second Letter from Scotland received from our dear friends Iain and Margaret. A very moving story… Hello again from Scotland, Marie-Agnes, Jean-Claude and Janice! I wonder whether you remember driving that time from Wanlockhead (home to the Lead-Mining Museum) all the way to Wigtown, to explore the many bookshops? The journey would have taken you through … Continue reading →

Posted in Letters From Scotland | Tagged Auschwitz's Scottish Christian Martyr, Budapest Girls Hostel, Church of Scotland, Church of Scotland Missionaries, Dumfries Academy, Dunscore, Irongray churchyard, Jane Haining, Letters From Scotland, Lochenhead Farm at Dunscore, Queen's Park West Church, Scottish Mission in Budapest Hungary, St-Mungo Museum, Strathbungo Queens Park Church, The Righteous among the Nations, Wanlockhead, Yad Vashem Memorial Jerusalem | 16 Replies

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