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ghost stories. Some called him the Warlock of the Glen and others the Brahan Seer. His real name

Queenock Older in Galic or Kenneth McKenzie in English. He lived in Scotland in the 17th century.

The Seer who looked into the future through a hole in a white stone is said to have foreseen

the bloody battle of Kulled-N and the cutting of the Caledonian Canal, the narrow luck linking

waterway that runs across Scotland from lucklina in the southwest to Moray Firth in Inverness.

But what McKenzie is most famed for is undoubtedly the doom of the Seaforths.

The story of the doom begins in 1660 when the Earl of Seaforth traveled from Brahan Castle his home

to Paris leaving behind his wife Isabella, a woman reputedly as ugly as she was violent and uncouth.

Time passed. The day of the Earl's scheduled return to Brahan came and went

and still he remained in Paris. Slowly it dawned on Isabella that her husband might have found

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