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Spooky Scottish Paranormal Picture Books
UAV type UFO hovering above the fields where extreme alien activity is happening on a daily basis Continue reading
Paranormally good Christmas gifts
hi from Andrew Hennessey – here is a selection of Paranormal merchandise which are images I have personally taken in the field and worked on. They are of very real events – banish that inner sceptic forever .. ho ho Ho A Seasons Blessings to all who Believe and to those who don’t ! Browse … Continue reading
Colourful Christmas Gifts ?
Colourful Gifts, cards, mugs, T shirts, posters from Outshore Multimedia
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STRANGE TARTAN – the new release
The new album – STRANGE TARTAN – by Scottish Andrew An eclectic and original weave of strange things from Scottish Andrew
Cultural Intolerance
Though kilts and tartan are hugely popular and famed worldwide nowadays, at one time it was illegal and severely punished for Highland clansmen to wear the traditional garments which Scots hold so dear in present times. This situation came about due to the Act of Proscription, which came into effect in August of 1746 and … Continue reading
ScottishAndrew Music Bio
A Scottish contemporary electric fiddler, composer and folk dance musician [ceilidh dancing] and dance caller, with the Wild Geese Ceilidh Band http://www.wildgeese.biz which was formed in Leith in 1996. Will call the Scottish dances. (20 + ceilidh dances for all levels, fun dances for beginners to the more advanced) Also a contemporary electric violin player … Continue reading
MA PLASTIC KILT
MA PLASTIC KILT Andrew Hennessey Me and ma plastic kilt Have the ‘Burgh crowds all thrill’t Worn without guilt The sweat that was spill’t Playing the ceilidhs with ma fiddle Nothing so demure As lambswool pure The enduring shape of plastic So that nothing drastic Happens in the wash Tough as nails … Continue reading
The Holy Spirit with the early Celtic Saints
THE LIFE OF ST KENTIGERN from THE BOOK OF GLASGOW CATHEDRAL, GLASGOW, 1898, Meanwhile, during Kentigern’s absence from Glasgow, the people of that neighbourhood relapsed into paganism, and, at the same time, it is to be gathered, the kingdom fell into confusion. Reading between the lines, it is evident that the strife of the period … Continue reading
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