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59 photographs and notes covering Aberfeldy, Weem, Fortingall and Glenlyon.
£7.99

A history of the area from Roman times to the 1960's and especially the rise and fall of the Campbells
£20 hardback or £50 leatherbound
£20.00
Out of Atholl - Voices from the Shadows of Schiehallion by James Irvine Robertson.
The story emerges through the chance survival of an archive of documents covering a dozen generations of a family that lived in Highland Perthshire.
£14.99

Map with details of eight walks in Aberfeldy area.
£2.95

Details more than 60 prehistoric cupmarked stones and their locations between Loch Tay and Grandtully.
£2.99

Published by the Watermill Bookshop.
The result of two years research and writing by Ruary Mackenzie Dodds, this is a full-length history from the Ice Ages right up to 2010 and covering the area from Glen Lyon to Logierait.
£14.99

A wonderfully readable survey of the natural environment of 1000 miles of the River Tay, Glen Lyon, Glen Lochay and Glen Dochart. Full of photogrpahs.
£7.50

In "Lost Perthshire", Ann Lindsay takes us on a fascinating journey through the lost architectural, geographical, industrial, and archaeological heritage of Perthshire. Perth has been the centre to a wide range of industries that flourished and then disappeared, including printing, ink making, book binding, boat building, glove making, salmon curing, textiles, bleaching, dyeing, cleaning and insurance (General Accident), many small whisky distilleries, newspapers and small shops. All of these were fed by a network of mountain passes, drove roads, military roads and bridges, ferries, a flourishing harbour, massive rail junction and a wartime aerodrome which have also vanished.
£14.99

At last – a detailed and richly illustrated survey (book and map) of General Wade’s life work of military roads and bridges in Perthshire, including perhaps his most famous, Aberfeldy’s Wade Bridge.
£5.00

Published by the Highland Railway Society, 64 pages with 46 illustrations and 8 maps. Written by an Aberfeldy-born author, this booklet gives a detailed history of Aberfeldy's link to the Highland Railway, which opened in 1865 and was closed by Beeching two months short of its centenary, in 1965. The booklet includes interviews with local people who remember using the railway and the part it played in the community.
£8.90

A beautiful little book by Aberfeldy author Linda Cracknell. A walker falls into step with an ancient dyke that climbs Schiehallion. Together they mark a story in footprints, stone and words.
£4.00
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Posted: Thu 12th Apr
Click on the heading above for a link to a really good review in 'Northwords' of Aberfeldy author Linda Cracknell's latest book 'Following Our Fathers - Two Journeys among Mountains' (£6).'
Posted: Thu 5th Apr
Amazon pays NO UK tax on £3.3bn sales - (Guardian 5/4/12). But it takes government money for its new distribution centre and its lorries use the roads. Its employees will use hospitals, schools and public transport. It's time to boycott these giants who wilfully avoid taxes.
Posted: Mon 27th Feb
The Watermill and Aberfeldy Fairtrade are due to be on STV news at about 6.15 tonight (Monday 27th). STV are doing a piece about Fairtrade Fortnight (27 Feb - 11 March) and 10th anniversary of Aberfeldy as Scotland's first Fairtrade town.
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