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Talk – ‘Lowland Highlanders’

Location:
Wanlockhead Community Centre
Dates:
14th September 2024
Time:
3pm
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4pm

Speaker and Photographer: John Irvine

“John has published two collections of his photographs, capturing images of local landscape of the Peace Lines of Belfast and the social, natural and manmade landscape of the Firth of Forth.

His latest publication focuses on Scotland’s highest communities of Wanlockhead and Leadhills, that actually exist in the Scottish Lowlands The work explores the lives and land of these incredible, historic and largely untouched areas. Come and enjoy the unique and unexpected among familiar faces and places.”

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Location: Wanlockhead Community Centre

Talk - 'Lowland Highlanders'

Dates:
14th September 2024
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