clachan

The folk of the clachan turned their best hand to work.

Somehow, the atmosphere of the clachan met all her physical needs.

In the clachan you were given no better answer, and I may not answer more clearly now.

Laughter and song drifted over the water from the clachan.

Close by the Clachan are the shinty field and children's play park.

The whole of the clachan appeared to be one luxurious entertainment.

Frank begins to walk in the dark night along a path through the forest back to the Clachan.

But her companions were asking themselves how they could force or trick their way back into the clachan.

But that clachan we will never find without the guidance of the Elohim.

The clachan appears on early maps of the area.

There is a play park and football pitch behind The Clachan.

Amid the wild modulations of the clachan, she needed his stability.

In spite of the secret perils of the clachan, she made her decision.

Morning-light swirling with color like a portrait of the clachan in metaphor.

The note is from Rob, who has wisely avoided the Clachan.

Occasionally whales have become trapped in the narrow Clachan Sound.

A similar hamlet or clachan still survives at Hessilhead, which also had a small school until around 1900.

We had hardly ceased our attempts to reenter the clachan when you returned."

The fire Hector had started was spreading, and smoke was drifting all across the clachan.

Clachan is also the site of Balinakill House.

Vain had approached the clachan with an air of excitement, as if the prospect of it pleased him.

They forged up through the clachan, stabbing and striking up the crowded lane.

Newton Stewart was a planned village and eventually it superseded the "Clachan".

My way lay over Mouter's Hill, and through an end of a clachan on the braeside among fields.

"To the Mackenzie clachan," Judy said, smiling; it lit up her full dark features.