stack
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| the sheaves up onto the | stack | by using a pitchfork [note: photo: 'cartload of corn sheaves at montgoldrum in the 1950s. lewis adam is standing on top.'] |
| a pitchfork [note: photo: 'cartload of corn sheaves at montgoldrum in the 1950s. lewis adam is standing on top.'] when the | stack | was low it was not |
| the clett cliff rock crag | stack | column of rock in the |
| reck oot bi clett an | stack | dy sang is da sang |
| i d sweir on a | stack | o bibles i shot yon |
| i could swear on a | stack | of bibles that vandalism just |
| 1 hr makes 10 pancakes | stack | pancakes with layers of greaseproof |
| sodger soldier soo a rectangular | stack | of straw soor dook buttermilk |
| to roll trundle ruck ruckie | stack | rummle rumble saat salt saiddle |
| starlings lasso a sooty chimney | stack | clouds smoulder in the ash |
| go straight down a chimney | stack | not waiting to see if |
| inlet no not horn rocky | stack | shaped like a horn waster |
| cattle thay kam upo ae | stack | o hey an watt wis |
| and the worker building the | stack | had to keep it in |
| honey and yeast hooick small | stack | howp to sip hummlie a |
| taken by cart to the | stack | yard for stacking [note: photo: 'field of corn stooks at alpitty in the 1950s'] [note: photo: 'doreen and sandy jeans enjoy a rest amongst the stooks of drumyocher in the 1930s.'] |
| entrance dey yokkit her an | stack | her itae da cage smootie |
| attention was directed to that | stack | of old pictures and many |
| spare room bed and that | stack | of old pictures and those |
| was pulled out to make | stack | foundations tae mak a gweed |
| me free o yaird and | stack | a ll winter fine come |
| of this to thatch the | stack | for the winter first building |
| was always a big peat | stack | for the winter she sheiled |
| forker on a big grain | stack | strooshle showing off trashy woman |
| tae hae sayed til the | stack | gin yow hed fowre legs |
| s metallic legs greasy fingers | stack | the doped up pipes in |
| in guilty rage the labourers | stack | the bales and fields needing |
| goes with for example fencing | stack | building and the like but |
| geezer top heavy with a | stack | of medals who s whingeing |
| had to stand on the | stack | as it wis bein biggit |
| after being buried in a | stack | for three weeks [note: photo: 'stacking sheaves of oats at alpitty in 1959. sam stephen is on top of the stack at the left hand side; sheila, andrew, mary and mike williamson are on the bogie, with john and duncan reid at the right hand side. the tractor is a nuffield.'] [note: photo: 'stacking hay at alpitty in 1959 using a hay elevator. john reid is on top; dod cheyne standing below.'] |
| can take them from the | stack | as required partition to be |
| to be found in the | stack | so to stop any running |
| bit so we d tae | stack | them at the side o |
| that keek oot fae the | stack | they can pley forby the |
| my condition nothing in our | stack | of cassettes is any better |
| too difficult but when the | stack | rose above head height it |
| when you put up a | stack | of peats to see you |
| need o blissin an amen | stack | in ma thrappil l macbeth |
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