Scottish Myths and Legends Audiobook

Scottish Myths and Legends audiobook.
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The myths of Scotland are as varied as the people who live there. For many, the stories of Scotland have been a source of inspiration. It is the perfect introduction to the great variety of myths and legends which surround Scotland, and the stories that make up the lives of the people. The Scottish myth is rich with fascinating characters, myths and legends. It's important to remember that Scotland is a nation made up of a number of different communities. The book is not only a collection of information but also a fascinating history of the ancient world, with an emphasis on the discoveries and discoveries of the past. They are said to be able to turn into horses and float on the surface of water, but are often seen in a drunken state, or on horseback. The Loch Coruisk is believed to be the home of these mythical beasts. The lake, which is surrounded by the Great Glen of Scilly, is a popular tourist attraction and has been described as one of the most beautiful places on the Isle of Skye.
0:00:06 04 - Chapter 1 Bamburgh and its Coast
0:07:57 05 - Chapter 2 Athelstan at Vinheath
0:28:32 06 - Chapter 3 Monks and Minstrels
0:37:37 07 - Chapter 4 Sir Patrick Spens
0:44:39 08 - Chapter 5 Auld Maitland
0:56:54 09 - Chapter 6 Mystery of the Eildons
1:10:12 10 - Chapter 7 Black Agnes
1:20:06 11 - Chapter 8 The Young Tamlane
1:30:00 12 - Chapter 9 The Gay Goss-Hawk
1:38:29 13 - Chapter 10 The Corbies
1:42:18 14 - Chapter 11 Otterburn and Chevy Chase
2:00:39 15 - Chapter 12 The Douglas Clan
2:14:36 16 - Chapter 13 Alnwick Castle and the Percies
2:23:10 17 - Chapter 14 Hexham and Queen Margaret
2:33:22 18 - Chapter 15 Fair Helen of Kirkconnell
2:36:51 19 - Chapter 16 Johnie of Breadislee
2:42:47 20 - Chapter 17 Katharine Janfarie
2:50:41 21 - Chapter 18 By Lauder Bridge
2:55:45 22 - Chapter 19 The Battle of Flodden Field
3:09:51 23 - Chapter 20 After Flodden
3:27:08 24 - Chapter 21 Graeme and Bewick
3:35:20 25 - Chapter 22 The Song of the Outlaw Murray
3:49:31 26 - Chapter 23 Johnie Armstrong
3:56:36 27 - Chapter 24 The Lament of the Border Widow
3:59:16 28 - Chapter 25 The Raid of the Kers
4:05:25 29 - Chapter 26 Merrie Carlisle
4:21:31 30 - Chapter 27 Kinmont Willie
4:31:16 31 - Chapter 28 Dick o' the Cow
4:42:56 32 - Chapter 29 The Lochmaben Harper
4:47:45 33 - Chapter 30 The Rookhope Ride
4:52:30 34 - Chapter 31 Barthram's Dirge
4:56:35 35 - Chapter 32 Queen Mary and the Borders
5:05:15 36 - Chapter 33 The Raid of the Redeswire
5:14:17 37 - Chapter 34 Jock o' the Side
5:21:45 38 - Chapter 35 Hobbie Noble
5:29:27 39 - Chapter 36 The Laird o' Logie
5:33:21 40 - Chapter 37 Jamie Telfer of the Fair Dodhead
5:42:40 41 - Chapter 38 Muckle Mou'd Meg
5:48:25 42 - Chapter 39 The Dowie Dens of Yarrow
5:53:04 43 - Chapter 40 Belted will and the Baronry of Gilsland
6:01:41 44 - Chapter 41 Gilderoy
6:09:55 45 - Chapter 42 Archie Armstrong's Oath
6:15:45 46 - Chapter 43 Christie's Will
6:21:04 47 - Chapter 44 Northumberland at the time of the civil war
6:31:47 48 - Chapter 45 Montrose and Lesley
6:38:15 49 - Chapter 46 The Death of Montrose
6:47:57 50 - Chapter 47 The Borderers and the Jacobites
7:02:35 51 - Chapter 48 The Nine Nicks o' Thirlwall
7:11:32 52 - Chapter 49 In Wild Northumberland today
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0:00:06 04 - Chapter 1 Bamburgh and its Coast 0:07:57 05 - Chapter 2 Athelstan at Vinheath 0:28:32 06 - Chapter 3 Monks and Minstrels 0:37:37 07 - Chapter 4 Sir Patrick Spens 0:44:39 08 - Chapter 5 Auld Maitland 0:56:54 09 - Chapter 6 Mystery of the Eildons 1:10:12 10 - Chapter 7 Black Agnes 1:20:06 11 - Chapter 8 The Young Tamlane 1:30:00 12 - Chapter 9 The Gay Goss-Hawk 1:38:29 13 - Chapter 10 The Corbies 1:42:18 14 - Chapter 11 Otterburn and Chevy Chase 2:00:39 15 - Chapter 12 The Douglas Clan 2:14:36 16 - Chapter 13 Alnwick Castle and the Percies 2:23:10 17 - Chapter 14 Hexham and Queen Margaret 2:33:22 18 - Chapter 15 Fair Helen of Kirkconnell 2:36:51 19 - Chapter 16 Johnie of Breadislee 2:42:47 20 - Chapter 17 Katharine Janfarie 2:50:41 21 - Chapter 18 By Lauder Bridge 2:55:45 22 - Chapter 19 The Battle of Flodden Field 3:09:51 23 - Chapter 20 After Flodden 3:27:08 24 - Chapter 21 Graeme and Bewick 3:35:20 25 - Chapter 22 The Song of the Outlaw Murray 3:49:31 26 - Chapter 23 Johnie Armstrong 3:56:36 27 - Chapter 24 The Lament of the Border Widow 3:59:16 28 - Chapter 25 The Raid of the Kers 4:05:25 29 - Chapter 26 Merrie Carlisle 4:21:31 30 - Chapter 27 Kinmont Willie 4:31:16 31 - Chapter 28 Dick o' the Cow 4:42:56 32 - Chapter 29 The Lochmaben Harper 4:47:45 33 - Chapter 30 The Rookhope Ride 4:52:30 34 - Chapter 31 Barthram's Dirge 4:56:35 35 - Chapter 32 Queen Mary and the Borders 5:05:15 36 - Chapter 33 The Raid of the Redeswire 5:14:17 37 - Chapter 34 Jock o' the Side 5:21:45 38 - Chapter 35 Hobbie Noble 5:29:27 39 - Chapter 36 The Laird o' Logie 5:33:21 40 - Chapter 37 Jamie Telfer of the Fair Dodhead 5:42:40 41 - Chapter 38 Muckle Mou'd Meg 5:48:25 42 - Chapter 39 The Dowie Dens of Yarrow 5:53:04 43 - Chapter 40 Belted will and the Baronry of Gilsland 6:01:41 44 - Chapter 41 Gilderoy 6:09:55 45 - Chapter 42 Archie Armstrong's Oath 6:15:45 46 - Chapter 43 Christie's Will 6:21:04 47 - Chapter 44 Northumberland at the time of the civil war 6:31:47 48 - Chapter 45 Montrose and Lesley 6:38:15 49 - Chapter 46 The Death of Montrose 6:47:57 50 - Chapter 47 The Borderers and the Jacobites 7:02:35 51 - Chapter 48 The Nine Nicks o' Thirlwall 7:11:32 52 - Chapter 49 In Wild Northumberland today

[@Deejaay83urj38]

Fantastic

[@poetryjones7946]

A surprisingly good reader with a pleasant voice & accent, thank you 🙏🏼🌹

[@debmunsell1720]

I'm from Scottish heritage, thought I would enjoy my ancient ancestors stories. Yes I can visualize it easily.

[@jaycryptidtrooper5302]

Thankyou for your beautifully written work!! Try to ignore the negative comments, as they are completely unfounded in my own opinion! I struggle to understand their stance and need to bemoan such obvious hard work, that this clearly took to complete! Thankyou once again!!

[@jennifermcdonald5432]

Thank you very much for the upload! The reader is actually very good, love her voice and accent!

[@corettaha7855]

Thank you for the lovely recording of a fascinating subject.

[@melissasmith1521]

I enjoyed this very much, loved the readers voice.

[@hhtravel8942]

me too. I have some awesome videos too!

[@fanci1r]

24% Scottish! Interested in learning more about heritage.

[@dublinpiper]

This is a brilliant book, about a fascinating, largely unknown, unexplored subject, tonnes of stuff to be learned... but I cant help thinking its named wrongly. Luckily I came here by accident, and got much better than I expected, but I think it would receive far more sought for attention if it was called 'tales of the borders' or something! But thank you so much just the same for reading and uploading

[@hsepo]

3:50 poetry

[@Mark-ej4uf]

Ragnar was made infamously famous by a violent and should be censored Netflix series.

[@JohnHargisSr]

Wish it was captioned for the hearing impaired. #smh

[@h.m.mcgreevy7787]

☘️💜☘️

[@galileaguerrero6410]

Sl

[@justintime1307]

Scottish legends?? The majority of this prattles on about england!!!! Wasted time I won't get back

[@wildalbalass4867]

Groan at the accent. I cannot listen.

[@corettaha7855]

So go to a library and read the book instead of hear it read.

[@braideasegoat8284]

Lol this fool isnt library compatible. Its evident

[@perseveremediaproductions4950]

I mean I sort of get it. You expect a true Scottish accent for this theme

[@broneobraonain8506]

Why would the narrator be English??? Ridiculous

[@amandahill120]

Why on earth is she talking about Northumbria...it is not in Scotland.., its supposed to be about Scottish myths..

[@Eris123451]

No one cares, we're here for the stories not a geography lesson.

[@Antifag1977]

It is too bad they don't have these stories in a nice smooth deep male voice for those of us that prefer audiobooks in male voices - preferably with an English accent. Maybe I just got too spoiled by being able to set my audiobooks to the voice I like so that now a female voice just isn't soothing for me.

[@justintime1307]

An english voice for Scottish history?? Would Ewan McGregor not be more suitable 😉 Well spoken yet still has that hint of his Scottish accent. He could even use the trainspotting "it's shite being Scottish" accent. I'd agree with the sentiment and I'm Scottish, we're ruled by wankers 😁

[@alexmcphee6789]

Big gay als son guys 😂😂😂😂

[@Antifag1977]

@@alexmcphee6789 say that again but in English pls.

[@viterzg1r132]

@@justintime1307 you're totally right. And of course I agree with you. I live in Edinburgh as a Hungarian, but i love Scottish fairy tales, legends, ghost stories, etc. Cheers from Edinburgh, Alba gu bráth!

[@Not_An_EV]

​@@Antifag1977🤡

[@bradmiller7486]

Narrator is a blatantly biased Lancastrian.

[@judemcmillan1996]

Slight technical hitch - Northumbria is in England. Scottish Legends not!

[@Eris123451]

Again no one really cares.

[@justintime1307]

Scotland run from well below Berwick to Carlisle for centuries before the English land grab. I do believe people in Newcastle still see themselves as Scottish as well, friends certainly do. How far down is Hadrians wall again?????

[@joeytodd795]

Borderers border, my man. We don't discriminate haha

[@allangilchrist5938]

The greatest modern myth is that Scotland would survive economically in a separation from England.