3M views · 10K reactions | I'd never even heard of wool waulking  | UNILAD | Facebook

24K views · 525 reactions | There are many examples of people practically outworking the Christmas message of bringing Christ to humanity around the world. This is one example of friends that inspire us, as they #wagepeace in their community. | Hillsong Worship | Facebook

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213K views · 4.2K reactions |  Have you ever heard of waulking songs? In the Highlands, women sang these rhythmic Gaelic tunes while softening newly woven cloth — a mix of hard work, gossip, and music! 淋✨ The beat kept the rhythm... the stories kept the soul alive. You can almost picture Claire joining in, can’t you?  #Outlanderaddicted #WaulkingSongs #ScottishHeritage #HighlandTradition #OutlanderVibes #GaelicCulture | Outlanderaddicted | Facebook

Waulking the cloth, waulking the song. Modern carding and spinning techniques allow for much lighter, finer yarns, which makes for a soft and wearable fabric. The finishing processes have also been refined over the years, meaning the "handle" of Harris Tweed® today is almost unrecognisable from what it was a century ago.100 years ago the raw, unfinished, fabric was stiff, loose, and rough. Through a rhythmic, communal process called walking, women would soften and shrink it by hand.They sang pow

🐑 Have you heard of waulking? 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 Experience this lively Scottish tradition at the Highland Folk Museum’s Outlander Day, held every June! Join the Badenoch Waulking Group to enjoy Gaelic waulking songs and learn the art of waulking wool—just like in Outlander! 🎶 🎥 emilyinscotland #100Scotland #travel #scotland #scottishheritage #waulkingthecloth | 100% Scotland

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Waulking the Wool at Outlander Day 2025 One of the most loved parts of Outlander Day is the waulking demonstration – and it’s easy to see why. The Badenoch Waulking Group joined us once again, showing the traditional method of softening and finishing hand-woven tweed, just as it would’ve been done in Highland communities for centuries. The rhythm, the songs, the teamwork – it’s all part of a process that’s both practical and cultural. Some of the women in the group even appeared in Outlander Sea

169K views · 3.5K reactions | The song is nothing less than 30 yrs old, yet everything that was sang about in it has not changed. It’s all still happening, unfortunately. 沈 Igbo history.TV | Igbo history.TV | Facebook