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Clach A' Choilich & Clach Na Coileach
 
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There have to date been some 43 editions of the "Clach A' Choilich" or "Clach Na Coileach".  Over the years it has been produced by just seven different editors and the cover has changed several times as illustrated by the photographs above. Since 2010 photographs have been used on the covers.

We have chosen a variety of articles from past editions and these can be accessed using the buttons below:

  The route encompasses the ancient MacThomas lands.

  "We're a' Jock Tamson's Bairns" - An explanation.

  The history of farming in the Glenshee area.

  All about the wildlife in Glenshee in the 1980's.

  Or rather Glenshee in the late 60's & early 70's.

  The Scottish Wildcat.  

  The Boar Legends of the Scottish Hills.  

Recent editions of the printed magazine have featured articles by Society Vice-President, Robin Thoms about "McComie Mor - the Legend of Glenshee". Please use the buttons below to read these:

   

Summary Justice at the Clach. 

 

McComie Mor outwits the Atholl men. 

 

McComie Mor's fight with the Italian Mercenary. 

 

Encounters with the Supernatural.

 

McComie Mor and the Stormont Bull - Coming Soon.

     
Robin Thoms has been asked to consider recording these wonderful articles.  


Articles from the Clach A' Choilich about Family History and Clan Genealogy will be found in the Genealogy section of the website. Articles by Roger Pye can also be found there. Please click here to go to Genealogy articles.

   

If there are any articles that you think should appear in this section please let the Webmaster know.

          

Please also remember that back copies of many editions of the magazine are still available, as is a CD containing images (text & photographs) of nearly all the editions published to date. Details of how to order these can be found on the main Clach A' Choilich page.

    

Added 16/10/2010

Last Updated 17/03/2018