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Wigtown Women’s Heritage Walk podcast

By Wigtown Women's History Group | Published 18th October, 2011

Wigtown Women’s Heritage Walk podcast is now available to download for free. Kriss Nichol from Wigtown women’s walk group tells us a little about how the podcast was made: I’ve been working with other members of the Wigtown women’s walk group to produce a podcast of our women’s heritage walk, which will be available on [...]

Hello from Kriss Nichol of Wigtown Women’s Walk Group

By Wigtown Women's History Group | Published 21st September, 2010

Hi, I’m Kriss, one of the members of Wigtown Women’s Walk Group. It doesn’t seem like only 15 months since the group was set up. That was back in April 2009, after an event I organised for International Women’s Day and invited Glasgow Women’s Library to do a presentation on their women’s heritage walks in [...]

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