Danny Begg describes finding a message-in-a-bottle – from the ship ‘May Island’. And how he was taken to Shetland to give evidence at the inquest, as this was the only piece of evidence to confirm the ship was lost because of high seas. …
Danny Begg describes how to make and use a ‘ripper’ using peat to make a mould for casting lead, and using items found while beachcombing. This was a common item in crofthouses.
Donald (Dennis) Calder in his elder brothers (Jimmy) pedal car. Approx 3yrs old. Photo taken by his father(James Sutherland Calder) on his kodak box brownie camer. circa 1938
Putting out the fire on Dunnet Head April 2009.
From left to right:
Joe Kaar, unknown, unknown, Granville Broughton, David Glass, Alan Waudby, Vaughan Waudby, unknown.
Four flashes every 30 seconds is the signal given out by Dunnet Head Lighthouse to help seamen safely navigate their way through the Pentland Firth. On Foffy das the foghorn would blast the same message.
Four flashes every 30 seconds is the signal given out by Dunnet Head Lighthouse to help seamen safely navigate their way through the Pentland Firth. On Foffy das the foghorn would blast the same message.
Four flashes every 30 seconds is the signal given out by Dunnet Head Lighthouse to help seamen safely navigate their way through the Pentland Firth. On Foffy das the foghorn would blast the same message.
Four flashes every 30 seconds is the signal given out by Dunnet Head Lighthouse to help seamen safely navigate their way through the Pentland Firth. On Foffy das the foghorn would blast the same message.