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The only comprehensive book of piping in print, Roderick Cannon provides a great wealth of information for those lovers of the pipes.

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A rich and captivating insight into life in a Scottish farm town in the mid nineteenth century. Together with Willie Gavin, Crofter Man and The Cornkister Days, this volume forms a remarkable trilogy on life in rural Scotland.

With an introduction by Jack Webster.

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A description of the multiple strange, fascinating, and fun festivals celebrated across Scotland. It charts a year of madness which leads the author on a hilarious and insightful journey around Scotland's most bizarre and fantastic festivals that no one - whether visitor or native - should miss.
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Alexander Fenton is acknowledged as Scotland’s leading expert on rural life and offers his readers an improved version of the classic Scottish Country Life.

        

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A portrait of crofting life in the bare and sometimes bitter landscape of Scotland’s North-east lowlands. The second part of Cameron’s trilogy of rural life.

With an introduction by Jack Webster.

    
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Highland Folk Ways vividly describes the many aspects and artefacts of our ancestors’ lives - the clothes, cooking utensils, weapons, food and the implements for fishing, farming and building are all meticulously depicted and placed in historical context.

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Scottish Customs is a highly readable and absorbing anthology of traditional Scottish customs and rites of passage, drawn from a broad range of literary sources dating back to the 16th century.

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The Summer Walkers documents an archetypal and vanishing way of life.

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