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1st June 2016: Lost Horizon or Living Landscape? Place, Time and People in Gaelic Scotland by Virginia Blankenhorn

Come along to the community hall on the side of St John’s Church Edinburgh at 6.30pm for a talk and film screening by Virginia

 

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Lost Horizon or Living Landscape? Place, Time and People in Gaelic Scotland
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