蜜芽传媒

Tha Ailean Caimbeul a' tadhail air Uilleam MacAsgaill ann am baile R貌dhag, agus tha e fh猫in agus a n脿baidh D貌mhnall Iain Sti霉bhart a' d猫anamh dealbh do dh' Ailean air a' bhaile. Tha iad cuideachad a' cuimhneachadh air l脿ithean na sgoile agus mar a bha beagan crostachd a' dol. Tha D貌mhnall Iain ag innse mar a dh' ionnsaich e am bogsa-ci霉il a chluich. Gheibh sinn poirt bho Dh貌mhnall Iain air an 貌rgan-be貌il agus port cuideachd bho mac br脿thar Uilleam, Donaidh, air a' bhogsa-ci霉il.
A thuilleadh air a sin, cluinnidh sinn bho Mh脿iri NicGumaraid 脿 R貌dhag, 脿 tasglann a' BhBC, agus Ailean Caimbeul ann an c貌mhradh rithe ann a 1980. Gheibh sinn cuideachd b脿rdachd bhon dithis nighean aice, Catriona agus M貌rag.

Continuing his journey through the communities on the shores of Loch Bracadale Allan Campbell visits the home of Willie MacAskill in Roag and Willie and his neighbour Donald John Stewart describe their memories of the village when they were young, and they talk of how things have changed. The village schooldays were difficult and uncomfortable! Secondary school at Dunvegan was more enjoyable and DJ confesses to some of his pranks! They recall winter evening c猫ilidhs in the village and DJ describes how he learned to play the accordion and played at community dances over the years. DJ plays a tune on the mouth-organ and also persuades Willie's nephew Donnie MacAskill to play a tune on the accordion. The programme includes a 蜜芽传媒 archive insert of Allan's 1980 conversation with the late Mary (Beaton) Montgomery describing her memories of Roag in the early decades of the 20th century, and another archive insert of her daughters Catriona and Morag reciting some of their own poetry.