- Airidh" (a
shieling lovesong). The song "Chunacas
gruagach ‘s an aonach"
includes the
lines "Many
times often you and I, Have been at the
shieling on Brae...
- The Lone
Shieling is a Scottish-style
sheep crofters hut (also
known as a
bothan or
shieling)
located in Cape
Breton Highlands National Park, Nova Scotia...
-
frequently these words have been used as
place names: e.g.
hafod in Wales,
shieling in Scotland, or alp in Germany,
Austria and German-speaking
regions of...
- Flornell-Rare-Bit of Twin
Ponds Welsh Terrier Terrier Mrs.
Edward P.
Alker 1945 Ch.
Shieling's Signature Scottish Terrier Mr. & Mrs. T. H.
Snethen 1946 Ch. Hetherington...
- Glasgow,
investigated this
shieling landscape, and
uncovered features including charcoal burning platforms, peat cuttings,
shieling huts, a
whisky stilling...
- His
other collections of
short stories include Under the Dam (2005), The
Shieling (2009),
which was
shortlisted for the
Frank O'Connor
International Short...
-
parish of Asby, ****bria, England. In
medieval times, it was used as a
shieling – a
temporary summer shelter. It is now in
ruins but is
protected as a...
-
means "The
mountain shieling with the
level pastures", it is a
combination of the
Norse words "sletta" and "saetr". With a
shieling meaning a shepherds...
-
areas of
Scotland List of
generic forms in
British place names Subdivisions of
Scotland United Nations Group of
Experts on
Geographical Names Shieling...
- a
substantial tract of
unimproved upland common grazing -
known as a "
shieling" or "àirigh"
which is held in common. This
tends to be used in the summer...
