falkirk tryst造句

• Falkirk Tryst Golf Club, on the boundary between Larbert and Stenhousemuir, is a parkland-style course with a length of.
• The surrounding population, largely scattered, engaged in agriculture and took part in the important Falkirk Tryst ( cattle market ) held annually in nearby Stenhousemuir.
• The first part, sung here by Gaughan, is a modern ballad written by Brian McNeill " ( . . . ) to commemorate a piece of his home town s social history, the Falkirk Tryst, the great meeting at which the cattle of the Highlands, herded from the north by the drove roads, would be sold to southern buyers . ( . . . ) The song takes three characters; a weaver who wants to sell his cloth, a drover who s looking forward to a good drink at the end of his work, and a ploughman who wants a new job, and it lets each of them tell of their expectations of the Tryst " . " Leith Docks " is a short instrumental coda composed by Gaughan and lasting approximately 20 seconds.