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By Hole Ousia Posted on November 22, 2023

Long journey back

Being a magpie in old archives can be serendipitous. In the Aberdeen Press and Journal of 18 May 1985, this poem in Doric, titled Long Journey back was shared: At … Continue reading Long journey back

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By Hole Ousia Posted on November 20, 2023

Fair scunnert

Aberdeen Press and Journal, 30 March 1932:

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