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RichardElse 2019.  \nAuthor illustration,page 63.Angus Martin,by kindpermission of Richard Else,of Adventure ShowProductions.◎ Richard Else 2019.  \nISBN 978-1-84921-176-5  \nAll rights reserved.No reproduction,copy or transmissionof this publication may be made without prior writtenpermission.  \nthe kiss of historystill tastes of tears  \nContents  \nIntroductionixWest1Big silence3Theatre of ruin4Poor creatures  \n5  \n6  \nKnocking-stone at Innean DùnainGlenahanty skylight:8 April 20157Remote glen-dwellers8On the day the famous battle was won9Searching for a book:25 December 171510Religion in the hills11Kintyre Gaelic12Larach  \n13Cailleach14Tobar Caileag15Solladh16Shieling children17Evening moor18Moorland clump of rushes19Nameless hillon Ballygroggan moor20Nameless boulder on Beinn na Faire  \n21Turf-dykes22Sròn Gharbh23The Inneans24Finuel MacMath25Leaning on a hazel stick26On the road past Lochorodale27Evasion:6 August 201328Wing-Commander John Galbraith at Largiebaan  \nwith Campbeltown Air Training Corps,May 195729Great-great-great grandparents,182330'Shennock'31  \nFor Sarah Campbell Martin32Robert Burns at Largiebaan33William McTaggart at Largiebaan34Salvador Dali at Largiebaan35One-horned ewe:18 July 201336Sheep37Sheep bones38Sheep skulls on rocks39Mountain Hares40Wild Goats41Goat dung at Largiebaan42Shag shit:13 May 201443Raven44Falcons at the Aignish45Blue on blue:15 August 201546Butterflies in 201347Four-spotted Chaser:5 June 201348Littorina Littorea49Purple Saxifrage at Largiebaan50Bog Myrtle near Craigaig Fanks51Lichen  \n52Uamh Dearg(Red Cave)53Waterfall at Largiebaan54Tarns55Bog-eye56Idyll:Largiebaan,5 June 201357Incantations from infinity58An hour into another year59Figures on the skyline60Clips of the glorious west61I won't get there62About the author63","cbCaiviTDHeQE8YQ","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiviTDHeQE8YQ","pdf",2197492,82,"English","# Introduction\n## West\n## Big silence\n## Theatre of ruin\n## Poor creatures\n## Knocking-stone at Innean Dùnain","[{\"question\":\"What is the overall focus of the book?\",\"answer\":\"It centers on West, using poetry and reflections to explore landscapes, history, and memory connected with Kintyre and nearby places.\"},{\"question\":\"How is the book organized?\",\"answer\":\"The table of contents lists an introduction followed by a sequence of dated and themed poem sections progressing through the region.\"},{\"question\":\"Does the book include local language or historical material?\",\"answer\":\"Yes. 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