Guide to Mysterious Arran

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carved stones
castle
castles
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cave
caves
chambered cairn
church ruins
dark history
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fairies
fairy
folk stories|witchcraft
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folk tales
folklore
ghost
ghosts
grave
graves
gravestone
gravestones
graveyard
graveyards
magic
mermaid
mermaids
mysterious
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robert the bruce
ruined churches
Scotland|Scottish island
Scottish islands
spiritual
standing stone
stone circle
Strange
superstition
the arran murder
the miracle healing stone of St Molaise
the paranormal
the supernatural
the unexplained
the Vikings
traditional tales
unexplained phenomena
Viking sites
witch
witches

Product details

  • ISBN 9780752447209
  • Weight: 360g
  • Dimensions: 165 x 235mm
  • Publication Date: 06 Jun 2008
  • Publisher: The History Press Ltd
  • Publication City/Country: GB
  • Product Form: Paperback
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This is the essential guide to everything strange, marvellous and paranormal on the beautiful and rugged Isle of Arran. Why did the police in 1889 bury the boots of the victim of the Arran Murder below the high-water mark? What happened to the miracle healing stone of St Molaise? What is the truth behind the history of Robert the Bruce on Arran? Where have encounters with fairies been reported in the twenty-first century? Here are collected tales of folklore, witchcraft, magic, mermaids and ghosts, both historical and contemporary. Every stone circle, chambered cairn and standing stone is described, as are caves, old graveyards, castles, Viking sites, carved stones and ruined churches, all with walking directions and notes on access. This book will transform the way you experience Arran.

GEOFF HOLDER is a full-time writer covering such diverse subjects as walking, natural history, archaeology, music and art. He is the author of a number of titles, including The Guide to Mysterious Glasgow, Scottish Bodysnatchers and 101 Things to do with a Stone Circle.

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