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03-Nov-10, 13:20
The Caithness Arts Index (http://arts.caithness.org) has posted the following article:
Da Doonie Day 2010
Although there are some historical records of various Viking exploits, and evidence of the previous Viking presence in numerous place names, there is presently no specific local event held in recognition of this historical period in the development of Caithness. Da Doonie Day has therefore been organised by Thurso Rotary Club and Thurso High School Interact Club to celebrate the Scottish and Viking heritages of the Far North. ... [Read Full Article (http://arts.caithness.org/article.php?id=779)]
Da Doonie Day 2010
Although there are some historical records of various Viking exploits, and evidence of the previous Viking presence in numerous place names, there is presently no specific local event held in recognition of this historical period in the development of Caithness. Da Doonie Day has therefore been organised by Thurso Rotary Club and Thurso High School Interact Club to celebrate the Scottish and Viking heritages of the Far North. ... [Read Full Article (http://arts.caithness.org/article.php?id=779)]