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Margaret Aitken
Biography Of Author Margaret Aitken
Margaret Aitken was born on the Orkney Islands and in her book In My Small Corner Orkney - Memories of an Orkney
Childhood she recalls her idyllic life on the island. From walks with the naturalist and poet Robert Rendall, living
within a close knit community, the experiences of The Brethren religion, the captivating countryside and changing
landscape, the wildlife and friends and neighbours. Visits to the nearby islands of Westray, Eday and Rousay
are shared with the reader.
Books Written By Author Margaret Aitken
Margaret moved around Scotland with her lighthouse keeper husband, Jimmy, and shared these experiences with readers in her
book Twelve Light Years. It describes life in the two lighthouses Stroma in the Pentland Firth and Buchan Ness in Boddam,
Aberdeenshire.
Whilst in Aberdeenshire in the 1970s Margaret explored the surrounding Buchan Coastline and wrote the book Six Buchan Villages
Revisited which describes the Castles in the area (Boddam Castle and Slains Castles) and their history. It also explains
the history of the Buchan fishing villages of Cruden Bay, Boddam, Bullers o' Buchan, Collieston, Whinnyfold and
Oldcastle, through interviews and narrations by local people who recalled earlier life, customs and traditions.
Over 30 years later Margaret revisited the area and updated her book with a second edition that explored the impact
of the demise of the railway network and the booming oil industry in the North East of Scotland.
Margaret Aitken now lives in Cruden Bay, Aberdeenshire, Scotland, UK.
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