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Thenewlyappointed archivist at St Mary - f Magdalene Parish’ _'


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. ravens, the rare sighting of a corncrake, the white-tailed bearded seals along the coast and the Highland cattle with their enormous horns free to wander everywhere.'' The Sharps’ films of


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• Ashortfilm “Neighbours from Hell” portrayed the ag­


gressive habits of wild wood­ peckers. Next came Peru and the textiles in vibrant colours


made from the fleeces of al-; pacas and llamas. The women spun the


thread arid the men did the knitting.Overthemountains - hovered condors, while col- ourful markets used the railway tracks - between timetabled tra in s - to sell


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North” featured a trip by boat to Spitzbergen, now named Svalbard, to look out for po- lar bears. ■ Humpbacked and beluga


whales were spotted, along with a crowd of walruses and the. rare sight o f an Arcticfox':. ■ The Naturalists’ next


meeting is at the St Mary’s Centre, in Church Street, today (Thursday) at 7-30 pm when Stephen Halliwell will talk about St Kilda in a talk entitled “The Lonely Isle.”


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