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The Walking Theatre Company’s successful run at the Historic Scotland site at Bonawe is closing tomorrow with a sold out performance to families and school children. Performer Liam Calgie says, ’We’ve been delighted working with Historic Scotland in this magnificent place and hope to return next year.’
The society is to publish their new book, Gravestones and Memorials of Strachur and Strathlachlan at a launch event in Strachur Memorial Hall on Saturday 11th Sept.
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June 9th, 2009 at 10:18 am
This is a valuable “taster” for Mhairi Ross’s book which is to be published at the end of this month.Mhairi in tandem with her mother, the redoubtable Molly Livingstone, has a great insight into the lives and experiences of folk facing the challenges in a very different lifestyle from today.I note constant references -”C” company, St Valery, Rockfield School, MV Lochinvar – that recall events of my own childhood in North Argyll and names from stories that recall parents and grandparents’ memories. My father and uncle from Kinlochleven boarded in lodgings in Oban to attend Oban High school. The sacrifices made by their parents to finance this were awsome.
The Mhairi’s book is entitled Auld Claes and Porridge I look forward to reading it through.