"A group of senior pupils at Plockton High School have launched a new social enterprise ['Muir'] aimed at promoting Gaelic language and culture through locally-designed merchandise." www.whfp.com/2026/04/09/3...
To this day grateful yet astounded that Tamsyn Muir is getting away with this
A Scots and Northern English word for a moor — an area of open, uncultivated upland with peaty or boggy soil, heather, and rough grass. It appears frequently in Scottish place names (e.g., Muirhead, Muirkirk) and in Scottish literature. The word has a bleak, windswept resonance deeply embedded in the Scottish landscape imagination.
They walked across the muir for an hour before the farmhouse came into view.
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It absolutely is! I wonder if Tamsyn Muir has charts of who fucked who in these books. I suspect they would be... complex.
(especially, Scotland, Northern England) A moor.
“"A group of senior pupils at Plockton High School have launched a new social enterprise ['Muir'] aimed at promoting Gaelic language and culture through locally-designed merchandise." www.whfp.com/2026/04/09/3...”
“To this day grateful yet astounded that Tamsyn Muir is getting away with this”
“It absolutely is! I wonder if Tamsyn Muir has charts of who fucked who in these books. I suspect they would be... complex.”
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“For this, we pray. And possibly make sacrifices to the Muir. If we knew what their favourite sacrifice was. Which we don’t. It’s very sad.”
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