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| Type | Title | Author | Replies | Last updated |
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| Story | Phantom Drummer of the Ogilvys | Angusfolklore | 1 | 8 years 11 months ago |
| Story | Melgund Castle | Angusfolklore | 3 | 8 years 11 months ago |
| Collection | Folklore of Angus (or Forfarshire) in Scotland | Angusfolklore | 0 | 8 years 11 months ago |
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Granny Ower The Green (Part One)
For most of its history Gulan was as much a neglected idea as an actual place. One Victorian eccentric said the name of this humble fishing village...
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The Roadside Floral Memorial Committee (Part Two)
Henry thought hard about it and concluded: why not? He still had access to a council pool car. His comings and goings were absolutely unregulated. He...
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The Roadside Floral Memorial Committee (PART ONE)
Here was the mock joke doing the rounds of the council. Nobody laughed, but they all knew what it referred to: Rows of impacted faces, plasticene...
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Two Wee Men
This happened years ago, so there’s no good going back to check the ‘facts’ if you felt inclined to do so. I won’t tell you much anyway, except for...
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Dreel
dree (Scot.), vt endure, suffer. dreel (Scot.), n drill, space between the rows in Strathmore raspberry plantations [ field of dreams? ] The word...
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