Moirlanich Longhouse
Enjoy a few images of this old long-house just outside the village of Killin in the Scottish Trossachs.
Moirlanich Longhouse is an outstanding example of a 19th-century cruck frame cottage and byre, set in beautiful Glen Lochay countryside near Killin, and retaining many original features.
The cottage offers a tantalising glimpse into late 19th-century life in rural Scotland. The walls are made of two layers of lime-washed drystone rubble, and the longhouse was originally roofed with thatch, but this replaced in the 1940s with functional - if not terribly attractive - corrugated tin.
In traditional Scottish longhouses the family and their livestock lived under one roof. One end of the longhouse was reserved for the livestock and the other end for the humans, with each chamber leading into the next.
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Taken on Wednesday May 1, 2024
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Posted on Sunday June 16, 2024
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Patrice Leconte said:
Friendships.
Herb Riddle replied to Patrice Leconte:
Yes, some history in this house.
Regards. Herb
Günter Klaus said:
Wünsche noch einen schönen Sonntag,liebe Grüße Güni :))
Herb Riddle replied to Günter Klaus:
Best Wishes. Herbert
LotharW said:
Herb Riddle replied to LotharW:
Herbert
Pearl said:
La tôle ondulée est certes moins chère et moins difficile d'entretien que le chaume mais n'a pas un fort pouvoir isolant ...
Keith Burton said:
A delightful collection Herb............with a fascinating narrative!
TOZ said:
Have a good week.
Gordon
Peter Castell said: