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Leòdhas / Lewis
tuath agus ear / the North and East
© Wim van Velzen
28 photographs - click on the images to enlarge
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Calanais 1 |
Calanais 2 |
Calanais 3 |
Calanais 4 |
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Dùn Charlabhaigh 1 |
Dùn Charlabhaigh 2 |
Dùn Charlabhaigh 3 |
Dùn Charlabhaigh 4 |
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Siabost |
Arnol 1 |
Arnol 2 |
Arnol 3 |
Arnol 4 |
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Rubha Robhanais 1 |
Rubha Robhanais 2 |
Rubha Robhanais 3 |
Rubha Robhanais 4 |
Rubha Robhanais 5 |
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Tolstadh 1 |
Tolstadh 2 |
Tolstadh 3 |
Tolstadh 4 |
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Rathad a' Phentland 1 |
Rathad a' Phentland 2 |
Acha Mor 1 |
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Acha Mor 2 |
Acha Mor 3 |
Acha Mor 4 |
Calanais, Dun Carloway, Arnol and Rubha Robhanais (Butt of Lewis) are all on the Northwestern part of Leòdhas. This area is quite well populated and has many antiquities, like the famous Calanais Stones, Dùn Charlabhaigh broch and the Black House of Arnol.
Tolstadh is on the eastern part, a couple of miles North of Steòrnobagh. Acha Mor and Rathad a'Phentland (Pentland road) are in the almost deserted middle of the island.
In the second part of 'You must have a good marriage' I tell more about these islands and our travelling.
Lewis: Uig and Bernera |
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