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This blog is the result of my ongoing research into the people, places and events that have shaped the Western Isles of Scotland and, in particular, the 'Siamese-twins' of Harris and Lewis.
My interest stems from the fact that my Grandfather was a Stornowegian and, until about four years ago, that was the sum total of my knowledge, both of him and of the land of his birth.
I cannot guarantee the accuracy of everything that I have written (not least because parts are, perhaps, pioneering) but I have done my best to check for any errors.
My family mainly lived along the shore of the Sound of Harris, from An-t-Ob and Srannda to Roghadal, but one family 'moved' to Direcleit in the Baighs...

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Thursday, 1 April 2010

Loch Direcleit

Looking South along the length of the loch towards the sea at Bagh Direcleit
The loch. a mere 140 yards from the sea & 40 yards above it, descends to 27 yards at its deepest point

Looking South-West, this scene typifies Direcleit
The second-furthest bay is where the stream drains the loch to the sea 300 yards away.
The high-point on the right is about 150 feet above sea-level.

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