Peter May's Lewis Thrillers - Dalmore Beach and Cemetery
Dalmore, Isle of Lewis, Outer Hebrides, HS2 9AD
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Photograph: Ceit Sharp
Dalmore beach and cemetery appear in many of Peter May’s Lewis Thrillers. Dalmore is a hamlet north of Carloway with a surf beach and a cemetery containing 18 war graves.
The beach is on the West Side Coastal Path which starts at Gearrannan Blackhouse Village and finsihes up in Shawbost.
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