clachan

A small village or hamlet in Scotland or Ireland.

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In the guidebook accompanying An Clachan, a clear romantic link was made between the contemporary Highlands and the Jacobite past:

The place of history, literature and politics in the 1911 Scottish Exhibition

ScottishPower Renewables, a unit of Iberdrola Renovables, has officially opened its Clachan Flats wind farm in Argyll, Scotland.

United Kingdom : ScottishPower Opens Clachan Flats Wind Farm in Scotland

CLACHAN Bed and Breakfast, at Wick in the Highlands of Scotland, has won a Scottish Tourist Board Gold Star.

TRAVEL UPDATE

Passing through Glasgow, he visited one of his patients, Malcolm Gillies, minister for Clachan, in the Western Infirmary.

The Scottish Air Ambulance Service, 1928-1948

The splendid effects are a credit to the vision not only of Holmes but also designer Lizzie Clachan, video designer Daniel Kluge and lighting designer Paul Anderson.

Classic updated for hi-tech generation; Review Treasure Island Theatre Royal Haymarket, London coffee break

Pont Clachan neu Bont yr Iwerydd ydi'r enw arni ac fe'i hadeiladwyd yn 1792.

Gweld yr Ynys Seil mewn steil; BYD NATUR

The Hebridean Smokehouse range is available by mail order only from Hebridean Smokehouse, Clachan, Locheport, Isle of North Uist, Outer Hebrides, HS6 5HD.

Food: Side Orders: Finest salmon in the land . .

These are reflected in and promulgated at An Clachan, the folk museum that McDyer established in Gleann Cholmcille in 1967, built in the form of a village or "clachan," where each house is a replica of dwellings used by local people during the last three centuries and each is furnished with furniture, artifacts, and utensils of its particular period.

Portrait of a mythographer: discourses of identity in the work of Father James McDyer

Moss, Elachan Bhana, Clachan Seil, Oban, PA 34 4TL, UK; and D.

Registration of rust and late leaf spot resistant peanut germplasm lines. (Registrations Of Germplasms)

Loch Fyne Oysters Ltd Clachan Farm CAIRNDOW Argyll, Scotland PA26 8BH 01499 600264

IT'S THE ULTIMATE LOYALTY CARD

That's the Clachan Bridge which spans the Seil Sound between the Argyll mainland and Seil Island.

Holiday `99: Scotland - A rugged land of royalty, history - and malt whisky; SCOTLAND: From the Borders to the Highlands it's just MacNificent!

Contemporary Clachan phase populations around Coronation Gulf had neither whales nor walrus, subsisting instead on ringed seal and caribou, but sat atop an important source of native copper (Morrison 1983, 1987).