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Constructed by the islanders themselves under the guidance of Fr. Allan McDonald using local stone, timber salvaged from wrecks and a lime mortar of burnt shells and sand in 1899-1903. The altar rests on the bow of a lifeboat washed overboard from an aircraft carrier.
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Lemreway can be reach at the end of the main B8060 South Lochs road that runs through the villages…
Monuments & Ruins
An Carra Standing Stone dates back to the neolithic age.
Flora and Fauna - Machair
The Eyebright is a low growing plant with small white 2 lobed flowers. The flowerheads are…
Flora and Fauna - Machair
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Eriskay Shop is a friendly Community Shop at the heart of the community. We sell local…
The beach is a stunning white sandy beach and easily accessible from the village, near am…
Photograph © David Wilson
In the book, The Lewis Man, two teenage brothers, Peter and…
This stunning diver species breeds on large moorland lochs in the summer and winters in…
Photograph © David Wilson
In the book, The Lewis Man, two teenage brothers, Johnny,…
Prince Charles Edward Stuart's first landfall in Scotland was on the Island of Eriskay on…
This pink and white, striped funnel-shaped flower is found only here in the Outer Hebrides
Bonnie Prince Charlie first stepped foot on Scottish soil on this beach on 23rd July…
Stations of the Cross Interesting climb, following these images.© Copyright Barbara Carr…
Common Seals can be found in small numbers and usually present themselves on the rocks.
Tigh na Mara Art and Antiques Gallery is by the sea at East Kilbride on the south coast…
A range of Outer Hebrides fine arts and handmade crafts in South Uist available at Tigh…