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We are proud to present the 4rd issue, Autumn 2020

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South Bonar Project Kyle of Sutherland was successful in securing a Design Grant to investigate the possibility of providing facilities for campervans and motorhomes
Your local shopping basket Our local shops have risen to the challenge during lockdown. Here are some samples of delicious locally-produced food and where to buy it.
Autumn days This season offers some of the greatest wildlife spectacles - the Red Deer Rut-, as well as many opportunities to catch a glimpse of the elusive otters.
Autumn gardening tasks It’s a busy time in the garden, clearing away and getting ready for the winter. There are many sources of gardening advice online and in books.
Stranded whales at Dornoch Firth In October 1927, a school of more than a hundred whales was stranded in the Dornoch Firth. A Zoologist of the Natural History Museum wrote this account.
Forests and Forestry People An overview of the history of the forestry industry in the Kyle of Sutherland, by Norman Davidson, curator of the Forestry Memories website
The Scottish Rosswell? An unidentified object thought to have been a Russian Sputnik satellite was found on the hillside near Ardgay in 1962 by a shepherd named Donald Mackenzie.
Croick Church trees cleared The tree felling at Croick church is now complete. Removing these old trees was deemed necessary as they were a threat to this historic building.
Interview with Nigel Webster Nigel Webster from Gledfield Mill Pottery opens the doors of his studio and lets us have a peek at the process of loading, firing and unpacking of the kiln.

A magazine for the communities of the Kyle of Sutherland

Kyle Chronicle covers Ardgay, Bonar Bridge, Culrain, Rosehall, Invershin, Spinningdale, Migdale, Strath Oykel, Strathcarron and Glen Cassley.

There are four editions per year: December, March, June and September.

Thanks to the generous support of the Kyle of Sutherland Development Trust, a free copy is delivered to every household in the Kyle of Sutherland area.

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KYLE CHRONICLE is published by Carn Bren Publishing Ltd in partnership with the Kyle of Sutherland Development Trust.

Nov 21 2020

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