While this time it will mark a homecoming of the diaspora of the Glendale area of Skye, back then it warned of an attack on Iain’s ancestor, John MacPherson and the people of the crofting community.
When Iain MacPherson stands on the north-west tip of Skye in two weeks time and sounds the horn once blown by his great-grandfather back in 1883, it should resonate through the soul of Scotland’s crofting community.
While this time it will mark a homecoming of the diaspora of the Glendale area of Skye, back then it warned of an attack on Iain’s ancestor, John MacPherson and the people of the crofting community.