Discover Scotland Issue 46

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Supernatural - Strange tales from Scotland’s thin places with…Tom Morton

Strange tales from Scotland’s thin places with...Tom Morton

Photo by Graeme Smith CC BY-SA 2.0 Carbisdale Castle

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Spite: All Hallow’s Eve

ock opened his eyes, briefly uncertain where he was, sleep faded as the electronic voice announced that the train had stopped at Culrain, next stop Invershin. He’d warned the

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conductor that he might fall asleep, and that he wanted to get off at Culrain, a request stop on the Far North Line, like Invershin. They were close together, he knew, these tiny stations, Culrain in Ross-shire, Invershin

in Sutherland, only the Kyle of Sutherland at its narrowest separating them. It was quarter past noon on the 31 October. Halloween. All Hallow’s Eve, when the dead are


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