Printout from Flora Celtica Website: `Useful Scottish Seaweeds`
Pictures and information about Scottish seaweeds and their history, including their use in medicine, cooking and farming.
2000.4.4
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Dates: 2000s
2000.4.5
Printout from Flora Celtica website: `A Brief History of Scottish Seaweed Use`
Earliest uses, soda potash & iodine in the 17th – 20th centuries, alginates in the 20th century, the current state of the industry.
2000.4.7
Words to audio cassette (AC187) `Sidewaulk` by Capercaillie.
Lyrics to Capercaillie`s songs, including waulking songs and mouth music.
2000.4.8
Calendar for 2000 by Bernard D. Smith with colour photo of Traigh Bhi.
Photo of Traigh Bhi and Kennavara on front of calendar.
2000.4.9
Printout from Flora Celtica website: `Seaweed as a fertiliser`
Historical and current uses of seaweed in farming and gardening, including practical tips.
2000.4.10
Audio cassette `Crosswinds` & `Sidewaulk` by Capercaillie.
Recordings of two albums by Capercaillie, including songs in Gaelic and English.
2002.58.4
Minutes from meetings of Tiree Heritage Society between 5/4/2001 and 12/2/2002.
Minutes of five meetings of Tiree Heritage Society covering topics such as a Guide book, archaeological survey, Kirkapol approach track, the pilgrimage route, fencing, Tobar Eachann, fundraising, Shell Better Britain award, pipe tune, Nud`s Notebooks, access roads and plaques for the chapels.
2002.58.8
Minidisk/audio cassette recording of talk on birds by Dr John Bowler, RSPB, in 2002.
Dr John Bowler, the RSPB`s Conservation Officer on Tiree, gives a talk about birds on Tiree in An Iodhlann on 20th February 2002. Includes a discussion about the problems created by Greylag Geese.
2002.56.22
Letter dated 29/6/2002 from Alan Cameron of Aberdeenshire.
Letter dated 29/6/2002 from Alan Cameron of Aberdeenshire, great-great-grandson of Archibald Cameron, miller at Kilmoluaig, with information about his family relationships..
2002.49.1
Colour photograph of Lachie MacFadyen, Caoles in 2001.
Lachie MacFadyen, Caoles shearing with electric shears at Ben View, Kilmoluaig in July 2001.
