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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 Le�dhas. 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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