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Last Gaelic tent at Grandfather Mountain reanimates Scotland’s endangered language and way of seeing the world

Summary by The Avery Journal-Times
LINVILLE — Adults peer over lyric sheets, parsing out simple phrases and hymns. A few minutes later, the tent is singing together in a strange, endangered language.

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Last Gaelic tent at Grandfather Mountain reanimates Scotland’s endangered language and way of seeing the world

LINVILLE — Adults peer over lyric sheets, parsing out simple phrases and hymns. A few minutes later, the tent is singing together in a strange, endangered language.

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The Avery Journal-Times broke the news on Thursday, July 16, 2026.
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