There was a need to fight, he knew that, but he saw little fight in his colleagues; only complacency and misplaced hope
MOST OF the miners lived in Inchgeich Rows and walked to the pit by a beaten path across the fields. At one time the fields had been green and softened by trees, but they were now strewn with rubble and rusting machinery and choked by spoil. A few dead or stunted trees poked the sky.
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iScot issue number 45 2018
124 pages of the best crack in Scotland and beyond. Featuring the very best of wordsmiths in Scotland today.
Robbie Dinwoodie, Alyn Smith MEP, James Kelly (iScot goes Pop, Peter A Bell, Jason Michael McCann, Vivien Martin, Allan Martin, Paul Kavanagh’s Wee Ginger Dug, Blaze’s Page,Fiona Grahame of Orkney News, Moira Dalgetty, Bill Dale, Indy Lawyer, Ran Bruce’s Spider, Dave Bowman, Gordon Craigie, Major Bloodnok and the most excellent Billy Kay.