This is a good album with a great selection of songs. I will not dispute that the Mist Covered Mountains/Lochanside set could have been performed better, and that the disc's older recordings, of course, don't have the best audio quality/5(5).

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There's a special place in my heart for this seven and a half hour-long radio drama that originally ran in 65 parts for 13 weeks in The acting is hammy, the plot is all over the place (with very few plot threads ever actually being tied up or even explored for longer than five or 10 minutes), and often the whole thing just seems like a convenient forum for the producers to occasionally /5(6).

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Aug 10,  · Inverness is a city on Scotland’s northeast coast, where the River Ness meets the Moray Firth. It's the largest city and the cultural capital of the Scottish Highlands.

Jan 29,  · Inverness is situated in the North of Scotland on the northern tip of Loch Ness. It is often referred to as "The Capital of the Highlands".

Episode – We Return to Return to Inverness. August 12, By Fred. This week is our second installment featuring Return to Inverness, set some years after Jack Flanders started his mystical journeymaking and spiritual globetrotting. Upon the death of Lady Jowls, Jack finds himself back at Inverness, having inherited a generation of.

Inverness was the capital of the Picts under King Brude, who was visited and converted by St. Columba about By the 12th century Inverness had become a burgh nestling under the castle attributed to King Malcolm III (Malcolm Canmore), which remained a royal residence and fortress for centuries. The present 19th-century castle, on the site of a fortress destroyed in by the Jacobites.