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Aberdeen, we used the Doric (north east Scots)
with ‘translations’ in English for
a series of 12 small panels on a forest cycle
trail:
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Lang
Sandy’s jist a poochle chiel;
He’s ae yaird heich fae tap tae tail.
Wi fireflaucht neb he durks an progs
Then skiffs awaa fur ither glogs. |
The
heron is a cocky guy;
From tail to top he’s one yard high.
With lightning beak he prods and stabs
Then glides away for more small dabs.
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