Mhòr and More Gaelic It looks at land

It looks at land

Size: 240 x 170 mm

Their efforts earned national recognition and helped shape how the site is understood today

but which helped the community to survive and indeed underpinned a rich and distinctive Gaelic culture

moments of unexpected beauty and reflection

Mhòr and More Gaelic It looks at landHill walks in Uist by Martin Marguiles American Martin Margulies first visited South Uist in October 1987, drawn there by its remoteness and its Gaelic culture. On the final afternoon of the visit, he climbed halfway up its largest hill (Beinn Mhor, which lends its name to the title), and was "hooked." Now, a quarter century later, he has climbed not only that hill multiple times but just about every other hill on the archipelago, and explored