The importance of videoing oral history to document not only how the Doric language is spoken....
“in just one day 500 people watched Antonia’s interview.” “ I shall interview Antonia again in...
Lot’s of people have shown an interest in Jills work and have been asking how they might find out more...
It’s quite sad that when I was younger, speaking Doric was possibly a sign that one didn’t have a great…
The Doric Words will go, but it’s the impression that’s left by the people before us that will live on…
Alan Hay, Archivist of The Clan Hay Society and Chairman of The Royal Celtic Society As an early...
Ian Kennedy from Peterhead has a great love and enthusiasm of our Buchan Heritage, his mother...
Gordon Findlay is a lifelong resident of Cruden Bay, best known to many as the primary school 'Janny' for...
14th June 2019 Ann (Rennie) Findlay’s Memories To watch the video, click the play button on the section below...
Doric roots are strongly formed from fishing and farming communities. The late Norman Moncrieff......