An Comunn Gàidhealach Publications > Gaidheal > Volume 26, October 1930--September 1931

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BY MOUNTAIN, MOOR, AND LOCH TO THE DREAM ISLES OF THE WEST.
By Thomas Nicol.
With Introduction by Professor Peacock. Fifty Illustrations.
The book is the outcome of years of wanderings on foot among the wild hills, glens,
and islands of Scotland.
“The book should prove a delight to all who love Scotland’s hills and history.”
—John o' Groat’s Journal.
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THE MISTY ISLE OF SKYE: ITS SCENERY, ITS PEOPLE, ITS STORY.
By J. A. MacCulloch.
With Introduction by the late Macleod of Macleod. Twenty-four Illustrations.
“No visitor should go to Skye without a copy of this book in his pocket.”
—Scottish Country Life.
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SCOTLAND: PICTURESQUE AND TRADITIONAL.
By Geobge Eybe-Todd. Fifty-seven Illustrations.
The record of an unconventional journey undertaken for the most part on foot. The
writer, progressing with map and walking stick, explored the main interests of Central
Scotland, between Melrose and Inverness.
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