Edward Williams Byron Nicholson 
Golspie 
Contributions to Its Folklore

Whilst the greatest effort has been made to ensure the quality of this text, due to the historical nature of this content, in some rare cases there may be minor issues with legibility. WE had left the pleasant uplands of Glen Shee for the sands, the waves, the bracing breezes of Nairn — and to our dismay Nairn was full already. We had then turned our eyes to the varied coast line opposite, stretching away for league upon league toward the Orkneys, and had resolved to try Tain. We had found Tain peaceful and pic turesque — but alas! Its shores were not for the feet of the paddler or the spade of the digger, and so we had sped northward still, to Golspie.