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Seeing things getting back to normal seems something extraordinary. We have an interesting interview with artists Inger & Ingebjorg Smith. We celebrate the reopening of The Hub and the planned opening of the Bradbury Centre, Lairg Learning Centre, Ardgay Hall, and all of our churches. Depopulation is a long-standing issue in Sutherland. 300 years ago, George Dempster tried to keep people in the land by building a cotton mill in Spinningdale. Russell Smith explains how crofting may help today. We learn about the rich history of Loch Migdale, spanning over 4,000 years, and how the mighty midges stopped a train at Invershin.
The group continues sharing information on how to grow your own food, polytunnel building, permaculture, carbon footprint, how to reduce waste, and much more. Well,
This is a wonderful time of the year to be out looking for all the wildlife the Kyle of Sutherland has to offer. There are
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Despite restrictions we have been able to continue some projects in the Gearrchoille Last week of May and only 7ºC at midday! What a cold,
New bird boxes at the Gearrchoille Read More »
The team at the Lairg Learning Centre is focusing on the food we eat and the environment If you’re interested in learning more about your
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It was built in 1792 by George Dempster of Skibo with the aim to improve social and economic conditions in this area and as an
The Spinningdale Cotton Mill Read More »
A Bronze Age treasure, an Iron Age crannog, a small henge, a hut circle, cairns… There is evidence of human habitation in the shores of
The archaeology of Loch Migdale Read More »
How the small-but-mighty midges stopped a train They have cut short many a walk, the midges, but did you know that they also stopped a
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The Kyle Chronicle editor met mother and daughter Inger & Ingebjorg Smith at their studio in Tain. They both draw their inspiration from local landscapes
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