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Title
transcription of Interview with David Glass
Description
This is a transcription of an interview with David Glass recorded in 2010, he talks about: 00:26) moving to Caithness. (01:19) Ivy cottage owners before 1971,
(02:05) learning the skills to work the croft, (02.56) Strathhalladale, (03:20) Roddy and Jessie Mackenzie from the Caberfeidh, (03:46) Harry Henderson, (04:20) help with the crops, (05:08) How peat banks are allocated on Dunnet Head, (06:38) cutting peats, (07:19) cutting peats by hand and machine. (08:06) who used to cut peats. (09:18) how long peat banks last. (10:06) who else was digging peats within view of Dave’s bank. (11:55) when to cut peats and rivalry! (13:06) style of peatstacks built in the village. (15:05) getting bogged down! (16:27) walking home to get help. (16:35) tractor getting stuck in gear on the road. (17:17) falling rocks on Dunnet Head.
(02:05) learning the skills to work the croft, (02.56) Strathhalladale, (03:20) Roddy and Jessie Mackenzie from the Caberfeidh, (03:46) Harry Henderson, (04:20) help with the crops, (05:08) How peat banks are allocated on Dunnet Head, (06:38) cutting peats, (07:19) cutting peats by hand and machine. (08:06) who used to cut peats. (09:18) how long peat banks last. (10:06) who else was digging peats within view of Dave’s bank. (11:55) when to cut peats and rivalry! (13:06) style of peatstacks built in the village. (15:05) getting bogged down! (16:27) walking home to get help. (16:35) tractor getting stuck in gear on the road. (17:17) falling rocks on Dunnet Head.