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Clyde and Lomond Heritage

Clyde and Lomond Heritage

De: Paul Murdoch
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I take look at the heritage and history that surrounds the River Clyde and Loch Lomond area. The places, the people and the politics that formed the area. We live in a beautiful part of the world and I want to share our past and explore this part of Scotland in more depth. We might go back into the mists of time or simply look at a building that means something and find out as much as possible. Whether you live here now or have family who have come from here, I hope you will follow and enjoy.Copyright Paul Murdoch Mundial
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  • Episode 5 - Robert the Bruce Part 2

    Episode 5 - Robert the Bruce Part 2
    Mar 28 2026
    In this, part two of our look at Robert the Bruce, we talk about his lineage and his wives. From Royal stock, Bruce had a strong claim to the throne but family rivals and connections to King Edward 1 made his journey far from straight forward. Paul and Robert chat about this and much more.
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    28 m
  • Episode 4 - Robert the Bruce Part 1

    Episode 4 - Robert the Bruce Part 1
    Mar 17 2026
    A chat with Duncan Thompson, Chairman of the Strathleven Artisans and currator of the Robert the Bruce Heritage Centre in Renton, about the Bruce and his links to the local area. #history # robertthebruce

    https://www.robertthebruceheritagecentre.co.uk/centre.html

    The Bruce Oak Heart - Tour of the King's Realm
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    38 m
  • Episode 3 - The First Settlers

    Episode 3 - The First Settlers
    Mar 5 2026
    Paul and Robert have a chat about the formation of our landscape and the first settlers that may have come to the area after the ice receeded around 11,700 years ago. As usual, they go off at tangents from time to time.

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    logo - Pix by Perdro
    music - Paul Murdoch
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    27 m
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