@timbo.h I've heard that Rutherford was inspired by "Flight of the heron" by D.K Broster. I'm reading that book now, and it's about the 1745-Jacobite uprising, not the one in 1715. By the way, the opening line of the book is the same as the song's: "The sun had been up for a couple of hours..."
@timbo.h I've heard that Rutherford was inspired by "Flight of the heron" by D.K Broster. I'm reading that book now, and it's about the 1745-Jacobite uprising, not the one in 1715. By the way, the opening line of the book is the same as the song's: "The sun had been up for a couple of hours..."
based on the true story of the 11th earl of mar, who was some imporant person at a young age and a bit of brat with it too!
@timbo.h I've heard that Rutherford was inspired by "Flight of the heron" by D.K Broster. I'm reading that book now, and it's about the 1745-Jacobite uprising, not the one in 1715. By the way, the opening line of the book is the same as the song's: "The sun had been up for a couple of hours..."
@timbo.h I've heard that Rutherford was inspired by "Flight of the heron" by D.K Broster. I'm reading that book now, and it's about the 1745-Jacobite uprising, not the one in 1715. By the way, the opening line of the book is the same as the song's: "The sun had been up for a couple of hours..."