The Broons

She also brought a few other gifts - including the above edition of "The Broons."
My mother having come from the land of kilts and bagpipes, we had a copy of one of the "The Broons" annuals in our house. Maybe we got it when we visited there when I was a wee lad. Or maybe a relative mailed it to us.
I read that auld copy again and again in my youth, so the comic holds for me fond memories of childhood.
I had mentioned "The Broons" to Bridget, and she found me a copy.
Ah.
Below is one from the 1950s.

Bridget did not make it to my mother's hometown - Greenock - but did make it to nearby Glasgow.
And she never made it to Loch Ness.
Guess I'll just have to gae there meself!
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