The Tree of Life and the Old Road of Lumphanan have memories...
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Contributors - Stanley Robertson
Reporters - Barbara McDermitt
Summary - The Tree of Life and the Old Road of Lumphanan have memories of childhood for Stanley Robertson.
There is a tree near the Old Road of Lumphanan that Stanley Robertson calls the Tree of Life, because when he was a child and they camped there his mother told him that if he lived a good life he would grow up big and strong like the tree. He describes the view from where he stands. The road was much used by the old Travellers. He remembers sitting there with other children listening to tales and being entranced, surrounded by the beauties of nature. He lists the flowers and trees seen there in the summer. He feels that the spirits of the old Travellers are present there.
Track Duration (h:m:s) - 00:03:08
Date Recorded - 1981
Language - English, Scots
Genre - Information
Collection - School of Scottish Studies
Track ID - 42818
Original Tape ID - SA1981.023
Original Track ID - SA1981.23.1b
Audio Quality - Good
Audio Format - R2R
Recording Location:
County - Aberdeenshire
Item Location:
County - Aberdeenshire
Village - Old Road of Lumphanan
Item Notes -
Permanent Link - http://www.tobarandualchais.co.uk/fullrecord/42818/1
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