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You can also click on any of the photographs to see a larger version in a slide show format.
See the Chronicle page for a summary of Events within Glass in recent years.
You might also want to take a look at the “Lang Syne” pages which contain a wealth of information about Glass from days gone by.
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- Old Map of Glass Area
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- The Glass War Memorial when Mr Hadden looked after it.
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- The Bridge at the Wallakirk
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- Gallows Hill, 24th July 2003
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- Chapel Hill 24th July 2003
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- Glenmarkie, 24th July 2003
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- The Newton of Glenmarkie, 24th July 2003
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- Burnside Croft
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- Snow scene from the winter time
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- Winter 2009/2010 Craig Dorney
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- March May 2008
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- View toward Craig Dorney 2010
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- View from Green Lane
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- Bell Tower Invermarkie
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- Pheasant
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- Mrs Jimmie Stewart’s abandoned cheesepress at the Gouls
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- The Miss Dyker’s Daffodils
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- The Miss Dyker’s Rhodedendrum “Queen Elizabeth”
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- Glass Hall
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- View from the Buck
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- Walkers a’top the Buck
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- Sunrise by John M Sellar
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- Sunrise from Cairnborrow
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- Sunrise by John M Sellar
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- Sunset by John M Sellar
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- Sunset by John M Sellar
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- Sunset at Backside
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I am very interested. I was born and spent the first thirteen years of my life at the croft of Timberford, of which my uncle Charlie Shearer was tenant in the time of Sir Thomas Birkett, over the hill from where Graham lives at Backside of Beldorney. I have many photos of the Chapelhill, taken within the recent digital camera era. I think Graham visited with pendrives and copied the best of them.
I have one copy of the Book of Glass, by Godsman, not entirely accurate, as he was not a Glass person, but a man who wrote similar books about other North East parishes, knew how to find the recorded stuff, but not the personal knowledge.
Phyllis
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Thank you, Graham!
I’ll have a look at the foreword too.
Best wishes,
Annie
Orb’s Bookshop, Huntly
Hi Annie
Thanks for your comment.
Yes I can confirm the existence of such a book. Although sadly I don’t have it, I do know people who have copies which are proudly cared for.
I’ll ask one of the folks I know to get in touch with you.
Meantime you can read an exert from the foreword to the book in the
“About” section of our website.
Kind regards
Graham
Hello!
Greetings from Orb’s Bookshop, Huntly.
I would like to know if there’s any truth in the rumour that a book exists, called Glimpses of Glass.
Grateful for any advice,
Yours,
Annie Lamb