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Issue 1 - February 2011

Salvation From the Sea?

Climate change is the biggest challenge of the 21st century, and the main culprit is the excessive CO2 output caused by the burning of fossil fuel. Scientists have found that Nature itself…

Issue 1 - February 2011

Poem of the month

chosen by David Underdown The Rabbits of Skomer by Maggie O’Dwyer I could lie in your voice, float in it, drift out to sea, hang off your soft vowel sounds, make a…

Issue 1 - February 2011

The Machine Embroidery Group

On Wednesday mornings a few people gather in the Rangers Centre at the Castle with their sewing machines, fabrics and threads to do Machine Embroidery. It all began after an Arran Visual…

Issue 1 - February 2011

Surprises about hen harriers

Of all discoveries made by British hen harrier enthusiasts in recent times, that made by Don Scott in Northern Ireland was the most surprising. To an unsuspecting world he quietly revealed the…

Issue 1 - February 2011

Photos from Mo

Mo Khan of Dippen sends us some great photographs. He explains how they were taken and adds technical details, as follows: Curlews These shots were taken on a bright but very windy…

Issue 1 - February 2011

Words from Douglas Fulton

Jim Henderson sends us some notes written by Douglas Fulton, then the Lamlash minister, in April 1965. At the time, Harold Wilson’s Labour Government was taking over from Alex Douglas-Hume and the…

Issue 1 - February 2011

Great websites

Same idea – if you have a favourite website, maybe you’d like to share it with other people. So far, we have the following: www.topdocumentaryfilms.com is a great website. It provides a…

Issue 1 - February 2011

Book review

Team Twenty Ten by George Korankye is a fantasy thriller with a radiographer as its hero, ably assisted by his intrepid pharmacist wife. In a scenario where a new form of flu…

Issue 1 - February 2011

Bookshelf

We ask readers to send us a note of any book or books they like a lot. No need for a detailed review – a couple of lines to say what’s good…