This book contains listings of boat names sourced from scriptural themes and the names of 'standard' boats built during World War I. It also contains a chapter on life in Portsoy.

Fishing Boat Names: Bible-Wise and Other-Wise

Scottish Cultural Press

The history of individual houses and flats in Edinburgh's historic New Town is described in detail on a street-by-street, number-by-number basis, and provides invaluable insight into 19th century life.

No more corncraiks: Lord Moray's Feuars in Edinburgh's New Town

History

Ann Mitchell

Europe

This is a collection of short stories by a Swiss writer based in Scotland.

Inside-outside: Stories

Regi Claire

Scotland's Golf in Days of Steam is a travel book with a difference. Transporting the reader to a bygone era, it tells the remarkable story of how the railways came to play such a vital role in the development of golf in Scotland. The burgeoning railways, eager to promote Scotland as a veritable golfer's paradise, built lavish hotels, designed stunning golf courses and one company even went so far as to provide a clubhouse. The heroes of this world include Tom Morris (father and son), Macdonald Smith, George Duncan and Joyce Wethered among others. Through anecdote and recollection Ian Nader recaptures the romance and style of the period; journey with him as he investigates the legacy left by the railways at courses such as Brora, Gleneagles, Nairn, St Andrews, Tain, Turnberry, Western Gailes and many more; encompassing some of the most awe-inspiring golfing greens in Scotland.

Scotland's Golf in Days of Steam: A Selective History of the Impact of the Railways on Golf

Sports & Outdoors

Nalder, Ian

Golf

Golf & the Railway Connection tells the fascinating story of how the railways came to influence the development of golf. Recapturing high drama on some of the most stunning courses in England, Wales and Northern Ireland, Golf & the Railway Connection will transport you to a world of steam trains and plus-fours. Insights into legendary golfers include James Braid, Harold Hilton, Walter Hagan, Bobby Jones, Bobby Locke, Henry Cotton, Sam King, Fred Daly and Dai Rees. With up-to-date descriptions of each course, this is a compelling book that will appeal to golf and rail enthusiasts alike.   Through anecdote and recollection, Ian Nalder recaptures the romance and style of the period. Journey with him as he investigates the legacy left by the railways at some of the most enthralling courses in England, Wales and Northern Ireland.  Encompasses some of the most awe-inspiring greens in England, Wales and Northern Ireland.

Golf and the Railway Connection

"A historic masterpiece ... From days of explosions at Oldcastle, to the coming of the railway at Cruden Bay, her wonderful storytelling truly fires the imagination."

Six Buchan Villages Revisited

Margaret Aitken

Arts & Photography

Cognitive Therapy of Depression: A Personal Reflection: Lecture in Psychotherapy (Malcolm Millar Lectures in Psychotherapy)

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Aaron T. Beck

Psychology & Counseling

Scotland since prehistory: Natural change and human impact

Politics & Social Sciences

Social Sciences

The History of Soils and Field Systems

Foster, S.

Smout, T.C.

The Edinburgh Graveyard Guide

Michael Turnbull T.R.B

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