Eriskay Love Lilt - 'British and Irish Bouquet' download album

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At the southern tip of the Western Isles of Scotland - Na h-Eileanan Siar - at Eirisgeidh on 2 Aug 1745, Bonnie Prince Charlie had landed with a few followers to start his ill-fated rebellion. Eriskay saw the SS Politican in 1941 wrecked with 24,000 bottles of whisky and £150,000 in notes. Hence Compton Mackenzie's novel 'Whisky Galore' (gu leor = enough) and an Ealing film in 1949. David visited in 2002 and saw school work displayed in Gaelic. A stone causeway (see still) linking South Uist had recently been opened by Prince Charles.

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[VoceVersatile]

@mpss1987 Hi Craig - thanks for viewing and it's good to hear from Renfrew. My wife and I had a magical time in Eriskay during our holiday in the Western Isles.

[mpss1987]

I was brought up in Renfrew-always wanted to go to Sunny Govan for my holidays. Served ny time in Barclay Curle & CO Scotstoun West Drydock

, four years four months and 18 days. Ye get less for murder!

Craig Lang 6 Campbell St Renfrew

[VoceVersatile]

You should visit some day - you won't be disappointed.

[rmrooster01]

Yea im a Yank but I still long to come back to Scotland. My mum is a Glasweigan.

[VoceVersatile]

Thanks for your generous comment - it's always great to hear from the USA.

[rmrooster01]

great song and singing