I decided to read this after visiting various Scottish medieval burghs at the weekend (as well as living in one).
It was more of a booklet than a book. It was written in 1972, so hopefully its pleas for excavation and recording of medieval sites (before they were destroyed by new building projects) have been heard. I've certainly heard of a few excavations recently although no doubt there is always more that could be done.
Good old Wikipedia has a list of Scottish burghs here. Pittenweem is a royal burgh, unlike some of its neighbours, ha ha!
Day 250; Book 238
Cat helps tenants catch 17 mice while maintenance keeps making excuses so
they deliver evidence during peak touring hours and watch the landlord
scramble: ‘We could hear her SCREAMING at the maintenance guy about his
request’
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Cats have always moonlighted as furry landlord supervisors, delivering
progress reports in the form of deceased rodents with the professionalism
of quali...
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