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Sep 13, 2026
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That she would now become mistress of those jewels which once adorned our mother, and which Sir George has always promised us.
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That if they did not come into Perthshire, I should not be able to gratify my curiosity of beholding my mother-in-law, and that if they did, Matilda would no longer sit at the head of her father's table.
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These, my dear Charlotte, were the melancholy reflections which crowded into my imagination after perusing Susan's letter to you, and which instantly occurred to Matilda when she had perused it likewise.
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The same ideas, the same fears immediately occupied her mind, and I know not which reflection distressed her most, whether the probable diminution of our fortunes or her own consequence.
Jenny JohnstoneHOST
The most well-known one is called Maggie Moloch, aka Meg Moloch, or more commonly aka Hairy Meg, because you best believe she is just as hairy as her male counterparts.
Jenny JohnstoneHOST
Stories can be found about her in Glenlivet in Banthshire, Tulloch Gorm in Argyll and Fincastle in Perthshire, and I'm sure there's a few more dotted about in other places too.
Jenny JohnstoneHOST
When she was living in the farm of Achnarrow in Glenlivet, she would milk all the cows in the evening and then do household chores throughout the night, all for a little cream and oat cake a day.
Jenny JohnstoneHOST
When the farm fell on hard times, however, and the farmer fired all of his staff, Hairy Meg was not happy about it at all.
Dave BaghdadHOST
Before that, we had John McGann with Sligo Lament from his 1995 Green Linnet album, Upslide.
Dave BaghdadHOST
We've time for one more block before the finale, and we'll hear from a show newcomer, Ron Ganella, the fiddler from Dundee who lived much of his life in Perthshire and devoted his career to the golden era of Scottish fiddle music, as written by Neil and Nathaniel Gow, among others.
Dave BaghdadHOST
We'll go to his 1988 cassette-only release, International Friendship of the Fiddle, on which he was backed by George Donald on piano and John Strachan on string bass.
Dave BaghdadHOST
We'll hear a medley of The Provost of St. Vigines and The Corner House Jig.
AnneHOST
So I'm on a cliff's edge waiting for the final episode or two.
AnneHOST
But basically this crime, in 2024, 65-year-old former gamekeeper or groundsman, sorry, Brian Lowe set out for a walk along – with his dog, Millie, in a place called Aberfeldy in Highland, Perthshire.
AnneHOST
And he was later found dead on Leafy Lane with Millie the dog still sitting by him.
AnneHOST
In an area where this kind of crime, or these things don't happen.
John CassidyHOST
And it's there and on display.
John CassidyHOST
And there will be, as our runners run through the boroughs of Persia, there will be music from New York City blasting out the speakers to both let you on your way and to welcome you back.
John CassidyHOST
So if you know somebody that's running, come along and say hello.
John CassidyHOST
Come along and add a bit of support to people.
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An exclusive article written by Alastair Ferguson.
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The blanket banning of hill walkers from accessing Fort Munrose for two months by a Perthshire estate would be unlawful, the council has said, adding that it will take enforcement action if necessary to restore access.
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Perth and Kinross Council has said that it will intervene if anyone is obstructed or deterred from responsible access to the outdoors in the local authority's area after a right to roam row broke out last month at the North Chest Hill estate.
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The landowners for the estate have faced fierce criticism after they told hill walkers to avoid the hills and the foreman rows, Khan Gorm, Melgarv, Khan Merg and Craig Moore, on the north side of Glen Lyon, near Aberfeldy, from the start of September until the end of October.
Hannah LloydHOST
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Hannah LloydHOST
Our guest today is a forest manager from a sheep hill, beef and sheep farm in Perthshire and has recently stood down from being national chair of SAYFC.
Hannah LloydHOST
I'm sure many of you already know who she is.
Hannah LloydHOST
It's my absolute pleasure to welcome Gillian Kennedy to the podcast.
Jillian KennedyGUEST
So as I said, I'm Gillian.
Jillian KennedyGUEST
I am a forest manager for a company called Scottish Woodlands.
Jillian KennedyGUEST
I'm based out of Perth, kind of covering a lot of Highland Perthshire, kind of Lochte, right down towards Dunning and a little bit of the Angus Glens as well.
Jillian KennedyGUEST
So work in, yeah, a really great place to work.
Susan RiddellHOST
I'm doing a dog sit in Kinross.
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Where? It's in Perthshire.
Susan RiddellHOST
Perth? Perthshire.
Susan RiddellHOST
Basically, I'm just doing some Scottish dog sits on this app just to get my stars up.
Amanda DwyerHOST
It's pretty funny, isn't it? It's so funny, yes.
JimmyHOST
The sailors claimed to have seen Thule on the horizon, which was probably Shetland, and it's the furthest north the Roman state ever laid eyes on anything.
JimmyHOST
To hold the ground, work began on a full legionary fortress on the River Tay near modern Blair Gowrie in Perthshire on a site called Inchtuthil.
JimmyHOST
It covered about 21 hectares, enough for the entire 20th Legion, roughly 5,500 men, with 64 barrack blocks.
JimmyHOST
It was the most northerly fortress of its kind Rome ever built, and it was never finished because the political calculus changed.
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I apologize for my use of Scots slang in advance.
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I'm a teenager, won't disclose age, and I go to a public high school in Perthshire, Scotland.
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it's mostly a rural area with mostly towns villages and just houses donning the landscape although there are two major cities in my area the high school i go to is in a medium-ish size town and for privacy reasons i will not disclose its name not many people have had many paranormal encounters although a few people claim to have seen ghosts and whatnot anyways on to my encounter I live in a large-ish house in the middle of a field with my family.
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It's not too far from the town I go to school in, but I usually take the bus and just cause I'm a lazy git.
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