Scotmed herbs
113/115 High Street
Burntisland
Fife
Scotland
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| Burntisland Voices (UK Delivery ) |
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Recorded Memories of Local Folk 1910 - 1970. Burntisland Voices contains a large selection of the spoken memories of 25 local folk who were born during the years 1904 t0 1939. We are given a fascinating account of the times they lived in, and of the characters and buildings they knew.
Most of the oral history recordings on which the book is based were carried out in 2005. They represent the first phase of Burntisland Heretage Trust's oral history project.
The book covers the period from 1910 to 1970. It includes chapters on Recreation and Entertainment, Shopkeepers and Traders, the Second World War, the Binn Village, the Shipyard, and the Railway. There are more than 130 illustrations. RRP £8.95 |
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| Burntisland Voices (Europe Delivery ) |
Recorded Memories of Local Folk 1910 - 1970. RRP £8.95. Postage to Europe, Including the Republic of Ireland. |
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| Burntisland Voices (Rest of World Delivery ) |
Recorded Memories of Local Folk 1910 - 1970. RRP £8.95.
Covers P&P to USA, Canada, Australia, New Zealand etc.. |
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| Burntisland: A Social History (Rest of World deliv |
'Burntisland: A Social History' tells the story of the people of the Royal
Burgh of Burntisland from 1700 to the present day in a very readable form,
and includes personal reminiscences. It describes the major components of
life in Burntisland over a period of three centuries. Its five chapters
cover the churches; the schools and library; the economy, industries and
employment; personalities (35 of the town's most interesting individuals and
families); and personal reminiscences. It contains 258 illustrations, 48 of
which are in full colour. Most have never been published before, and some
are from previously unseen family archives. Published by Burntisland
Heritage Trust in 2009. 212 pages, B5 format, paperback. RRP £11.95.
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| Burntisland: A Social History(EU delivery) |
'Burntisland: A Social History' tells the story of the people of the Royal
Burgh of Burntisland from 1700 to the present day in a very readable form,
and includes personal reminiscences. It describes the major components of
life in Burntisland over a period of three centuries. Its five chapters
cover the churches; the schools and library; the economy, industries and
employment; personalities (35 of the town's most interesting individuals and
families); and personal reminiscences. It contains 258 illustrations, 48 of
which are in full colour. Most have never been published before, and some
are from previously unseen family archives. Published by Burntisland
Heritage Trust in 2009. 212 pages, B5 format, paperback. RRP £11.95."
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| Burntisland: A Social History(UK Delivery) |
Price includes UK delivery. 'Burntisland: A Social History' tells the story of the people of the Royal
Burgh of Burntisland from 1700 to the present day in a very readable form,
and includes personal reminiscences. It describes the major components of
life in Burntisland over a period of three centuries. Its five chapters
cover the churches; the schools and library; the economy, industries and
employment; personalities (35 of the town's most interesting individuals and
families); and personal reminiscences. It contains 258 illustrations, 48 of
which are in full colour. Most have never been published before, and some
are from previously unseen family archives. Published by Burntisland
Heritage Trust in 2009. 212 pages, B5 format, paperback. RRP £11.95."
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| The Faerie Walk (Europe Delivery) |
Poems for Craigencalt Ecology Centre by William Hershaw. One of the features at the center is the faerie walk. These poems have been written for children of all ages to accompany the walk or just to help us all appreciate the magic and wonder of nature and the world we live in. The Scots language is another valuable living resource under threat. A glossary has been provided for each poem to help you learn/understand these guid auld words. You can learn more about CEC and it's work at www.theecologycentre.org |
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| The Faerie Walk (For UK Delivery Only) |
Poems for Craigencalt Ecology Centre by William Hershaw. One of the features at the center is the faerie walk. These poems have been written for children of all ages to accompany the walk or just to help us all appreciate the magic and wonder of nature and the world we live in. The Scots language is another valuable living resource under threat. A glossary has been provided for each poem to help you learn/understand these guid auld words. You can learn more about CEC and it's work at www.theecologycentre.org
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| The Faerie Walk (Rest of World Delivery) |
Poems for Craigencalt Ecology Centre by William Hershaw. One of the features at the center is the faerie walk. These poems have been written for children of all ages to accompany the walk or just to help us all appreciate the magic and wonder of nature and the world we live in. The Scots language is another valuable living resource under threat. A glossary has been provided for each poem to help you learn/understand these guid auld words. You can learn more about CEC and it's work at www.theecologycentre.org |
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