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Stories And Tales Tomintoul Page 1
     This page has a selection of Sound and videos files.		 These pages have a collection of stories tales and poetry from within the park area, told by people that live and work here. Sum families have living here for hundreds of year, they have sum interesting tales and stories to tell.
If you have a stories or tales to tell please contact us.
The sound files are in Windows Media Audio format 9.2

Ebeth Cotts Stories from Tomontoul Ebeth Cotts from Tomintoul on the stories and Tales of Tomintoul village and area. From the 1900 hundreds to the present day.
We would thank Ebeth Cotts and husband Bob for the Tales and Stories.


Please select a sound file from the list
A Dram And Police Raid 1970 Electricity By Generator First Telephone
1959 Postman Snow Milk
Snow Clearing Supplies Snow and The Going About Man During Second World War
Peat and Wood    
     
     
     




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Contact: William Forrest Creativity general opening times : Daily from 9.15am to 5.15pm  Closed Sundays We are sometimes closed for Lunch from 1.30pm to 2pm. Please note that Creativity may be closed Monday to Wednesday and certain longer periods over January and February  Please check main page for times. Sorry for any inconvenience this may cause.


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