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Issue 2 - March 2011

Loving the Library

Scotland’s authors are a pretty quiet lot, on the whole. You won’t find them leaping up and down to advertise anything on TV, since they are for the most part quite unglamorous,…

Issue 2 - March 2011

Poem of the month

selected by David Underdown Mending The Helicopter by Robert Crawford I’m too busy mending the helicopter To wash up yesterday’s dishes. I’m too busy mending the helicopter To pick up the kids…

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

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

Choir News

from Douglas Hamilton The Lochranza Choir again performed in Whiting Bay Church in November, with our guests Martainn Skene on cello and Kerrie Calder on flute, both of whom also made valuable…

Issue 1 - February 2011

On Whatever

Alison Prince I read the other day about a man whose horse fell off a mountain. He was riding it at the time, so things might have been a bit sticky, but…

Issue 1 - February 2011

A Day in the Dark.

Do we mean, any Arran day in February? No, this is Corrie Film Club trying something new. We are inviting everyone who loves film and has the stamina to come and join…

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…

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…