Donald Càm’s Early Career
By sarah | August 22nd, 2008 | Category: History, Tales & Traditions | No Comments »From Rev William Matheson’s History of the Macaulays: The tradition among some of his descendants today is that Dòmhnall Càm was the least formidable of his father’s sons in point of physical strength. It is related, for example, that, when at archery practice near his home above one end of Traigh na Clibhe, he was the only one of his brothers who could not make his arrow carry to the bluff at the opposite end of the beach. But it is added that what he [ » read more ]
Stornoway, UNITED KINGDOM