Geasagan Iasgairean.
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Contributors - Nan MacKinnon
Reporters - James Ross
Summary - Fishermen's taboos.
Fishermen believed they would not catch any fish if they ate an egg or saw a rabbit before they set out. It was also believed to be bad luck to give water to another boat. One crew member did so, unaware of the belief. An old man who was terribly superstitious got the fright of his life when he found out. He threw a handful of salt on the fire.
Track Duration (h:m:s) - 00:01:22
Date Recorded - 1958.11.02
Language - Gaelic
Genre - Story, Information
Collection - School of Scottish Studies
Track ID - 36827
Original Tape ID - SA1958.152
Original Track ID - SA1958.152.9
Audio Quality - Good
Audio Format - R2R
Recording Location:
County - Inverness-shire
Parish - Barra
Island - Vatersay
Item Notes - The word 'haf' is used here for 'ocean'.
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