Record of rare dialect published
A NEW booklet, published today by Highland Council's history and culture website Am Baile, records one of Scotland's most threatened dialects.
The Cromarty Fisherfolk Dialect was assisted by the Cromarty community, particularly Bobby and Gordon Hogg, thought to be the last two fluent speakers.
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