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1811:. In November 2019 it was revealed that a 45-year study indicated that climate change had affected the gene pool of the red deer population on Rùm. Warmer temperatures resulted in deer giving birth on average three days earlier for each decade of the study. The gene which selects for earlier birth has increased in the population because hinds with the gene have more calves over their lifetime.
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1467:, was the only thing keeping Rùm's economy afloat. Inevitably, when the Napoleonic Wars ended, the kelp price collapsed, causing severe financial hardship. The laird himself was in additional difficulties as a result of having purchased the Isle of Muck during the peak of demand for kelp. He decided to evict the tenants, and lease the whole island to a relative, Dr Lachlan Maclean.
1382:, but it did ultimately bring a minor dispute to the island. In 1726, Presbyterianism was established in Rùm, quickly taking hold of the island's population (there were only around 150 people living on Rùm at the time). Nevertheless, Rùm had no permanent Protestant minister, and when one visited, he was obliged to conduct sermons in the open air, there being no church building.
2036:. The forested area, which consists of over a million re-introduced native trees and shrubs, is essentially confined to the vicinity of Kinloch and the slopes near this site surrounding Loch Scresort and on nearby Meall á Ghoirtein. The island's flora came to widespread attention with the 1999 publication of the book
1452:, or construct sophisticated buildings; the island was no more valuable than the much much smaller island of Muck. Furthermore, the new demands on the land had reduced the great forest island into an essentially treeless landscape; by the end of the century, this had caused the extinction of the native red deer (
1547:. However, the prosperity elsewhere in the UK led to traditional staples like mutton and wool being of less interest to consumers, and their price fell. In 1839 the price of mutton fell dramatically, bankrupting Dr Lachlan, and forcing him to leave. Ironically, in the words of one of the emigrees, Dr Lachlan, "
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in the early 20th century and acquired a reputation for the size of their horns and the thickness of their fleeces. The flock of about 200 spends most of its time on the western sea cliffs. The native cattle were re-introduced in 1970, having been absent since the 19th century clearances. The herd of
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badly damaged the family finances, decreasing their interest in, and visits to, Rùm. Sir George died in France, in July 1939, shortly before the outbreak of World War II, and was interred in the family mausoleum on Rùm. His widow continued to visit Rùm as late as 1954. When in 1957 Lady
Bullough sold
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Scotland since the 1750s, in 1825 the inhabitants of Rùm (then numbering some 450 people) were given a year's notice to quit. The inhabitants of Rùm had simply been tenant farmers, paying rent to the laird; they owned neither the land they worked, nor the houses in which they lived. On
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There are prehistoric fort sites at promontories near
Kilmory, Papadil and Glen Shellesder of uncertain date. These primarily consist of a wall dividing the promontory from the rest of the island, but at Kilmory, there is also a rampart with a hollow containing the traces of an interior structure. At
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Munro also reported that, at the time, Rùm was highly forested, with an abundance of deer. Munro goes on to argue that the best way of slaying the deer would be when they are moving uphill (when gravity is against them), their principal home being in the heights. Contemporary with Munro, substantial
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In recent years, Rùm's inhabitants have been seeking to attract more people to the island in order to boost their population. Their appeal has been successful, with several hundred applications being sent in response to their campaign. The island has witnessed a population explosion relative to its
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In general the island has a transient population comprising employees of NatureScot and their families, researchers, and a teacher. Until recently NatureScot was opposed to the development of the island as a genuine community, but there has been a change in approach since the beginning of 2007. Di
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The single sheep farmer who had occupied the holdings of so many had been unfortunate in his speculations, and had left the island: the proprietor, his landlord seemed to have been as little fortunate as his tenant, for the island itself was in the market; and a report went current at the time that
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An 1801 map produced by George
Langlands identified nine villages: Kilmory to the north at the head of Glen Kilmory, Samhnan Insir just to the north between Kilmory and Rubha Samhnan Insir, Camas Pliasgiag in the northeast, "Kinlochscresort", (the modern Kinloch), Cove (Laimhrige at Bàgh na h-Uamha
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The main rivers of Rùm were essentially just trickling streams, so
Cranbourne came up with a plan to increase the power of the Kinloch River, by diverting the other two. In 1849, he built a dam at the end of Loch Sgathaig, allowing him to diverting the overflow into the Kilmory River (northwards),
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Surprisingly perhaps, on a 10,500-hectare (26,000-acre) estate with a population less than thirty, an issue has been lack of land for building. However, a spokesman for the agency has stated "Once we are clear what the trust's priorities are, we will release the land". In 2008 a "Rùm Task Group",
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The island's relief is spectacular, a 19th-century commentator remarking that "the interior is one heap of rude mountains, scarcely possessing an acre of level land". This combination of geology and topography make for less than ideal agricultural conditions, and it is doubtful that more than one
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Kinloch is at the head of Loch
Scresort, the main anchorage. Kilmory Bay lies to the north. It has a fine beach and the remains of a village, and has for some years served as the base for research into red deer (see below). The area is occasionally closed to visitors during the period of the deer
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As sweet a little nook as ever
Ulysses mooned away a day in, during his memorable voyage homeward. Though merely a small bay, about a mile in breadth, and curving inland for a mile and a half, it is quite sheltered from all winds save the east, being flanked to the south and west by Haskeval and
1648:. When Bullough died in 1891 he was buried on Rùm, in a rock-cut mausoleum, under an octagonal stone tower. His heirs, however, felt that this was beneath his dignity, and demolished it, moving his sarcophagus into an elaborate mausoleum modelled as a Greek temple, built in 1892 and designed by
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The entire island is owned and managed as a single estate by NatureScot. There are a variety of small businesses on the island including accommodation providers as well as artists and crafters. Most of the residents live in the hamlet of
Kinloch, in the east of the island, which has no church,
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settlements to the area around
Kinloch village. In December it was announced that £250,000 of land and buildings were likely to be placed into community ownership, subject to a ballot of the electorate in January 2009. The transfer of 65 hectares of mixed land, three crofts, 10 domestic
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restaurant or pub. It has a village hall, general shop and a post office, which is run as a private business. A small church has been transformed into a school, which counts 5 pupils as of 2022. A cafe opens in summer. Rùm has broadband internet access, installed by a salmon farming company.
1212:. Clan Ranald objected to the transfer to Hugh, and appear to have retained some level of physical possession, regardless of whether they any legal authority to do so. The status of Rùm during this period is unclear, as surviving records do not mention it as part of Hugh's possessions.
1180:. On arrival, many of the leaders were seized and imprisoned; some were killed. After a quick show trial of Godfrey's heir, and in view of Clan Ranald being no less responsible for the violence, King James killed Alexander MacGorrie and declared the Lordship of Garmoran forfeit.
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687:. The family decided the first version was inadequate and dynamited it. The second is in the incongruous style of a Greek temple. Papadil (Old Norse: "valley of the hermit") near the southern extremity has the ruins of a lodge built and then abandoned by the Bulloughs.
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Dr Butt believes the Rum worms are bigger than average due to their remote, undisturbed location, with good quality soil. Rum also lacks predators such as badgers, moles, hedgehogs and foxes which would usually gobble the worms before they had chance to grow into
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The people of the island were carried off in one mass, for ever, from the sea-girt spot where they were born and bred... The wild outcries of the men and heart-breaking wails of the women and children filled all the air between the mountainous shore of the
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were exterminated on the island by 1912 and later became extinct in
Scotland. A programme of reintroduction began in 1975, and within ten years 82 young sea eagles from Norway had been released. There is now a successful breeding population in the wild.
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Romb is ane Ile of small profit, except that it conteins mony deir, and for sustentation thairof the same is permittit unlabourit, except twa townis. It is... all hillis and waist glennis, and commodious only for hunting of deir... and will raise 6 or 7
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Hondeval, and guarded on the northern side by a low range of heathery slopes. In this sunny time, the sheep are bleating from the shores, the yacht lies double, yacht and shadow, and the bay is painted richly with the clear reflection of the mountains.
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Mean rainfall is high at 1,800 mm (71 in) at the coast and 3,000 mm (120 in) in the hills. Spring months are usually the driest and winter the wettest, but any month may receive the highest level of precipitation during the year.
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A History of the Clan MacLean from Its First Settlement at Duard Castle, in the Isle of Mull, to the Present Period: Including a Genealogical Account of Some of the Principal Families Together with Their Heraldry, Legends, Superstitions,
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feet) tall, have been found at Kilmory and Bàgh na h-Uamha ("bay of the cave"), and may date from this period. The latter pillar in particular is inscribed with a slim cross having strong similarities to a motif in the late 6th century
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boulder circles 2–3 metres across on the flat summit and sorted stripes on the slopes. Lava flowing away from the volcanic centre formed Bloodstone Hill, gas bubbles leaving holes in the structure that were then filled with green
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of basalt on the northwest coast between Kilmory and Guirdil, created by basaltic magma forcing its way into fissures in the pre-existing rock. The western hills, although less elevated than the Cuillin, exhibit a superb collection of
1834:. The pony herd, which now numbers about a dozen animals, was first recorded on the island in 1772, and in 1775 they were described as being "very small, but a breed of eminent beauty". They are small in stature, averaging only 13
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Alexander, development manager for the Highlands Small Communities Housing Trust has said: "It has been clear for many years that the small community on Rùm needs to increase and diversify its housing supply away from exclusively
1130:, of the ability to inherit the lordship and those MacDonald lands. As compensation, John granted the Lordship of the Uists to Ranald's younger brother Godfrey, and made Ranald Lord of the remainder of Garmoran, including Rùm.
2048:—discoveries that are now considered to be fraudulent. Heslop Harrison is widely believed to have placed many of these plants on the island himself to provide evidence for his theory about the geological development of the
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rather than the Abhainn Rhangail (southwards). In 1852, he attempted to dam the Kilmory River, half a mile north of Loch Sgathaig, the plan being to send the overflow into the Kinloch River via a short canal; unfortunately
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Rùm is an important study site for research in ecology and numerous academic papers have been produced based on work undertaken on the island. In addition to its status as a National Nature Reserve, Rùm was designated a
1444:....milk, oatcakes and Lisbon wine. I was surprised to find wine of that species, and of a superior quality in such a hut, but they told us it was part of the freight of some unfortunate vessel wrecked near the island.
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expanded its coverage at the expense of woodland, and post-glacial sea level changes left raised beaches around the coastline 18–45 metres above the present sea-level, especially between Harris and A'Bhrideanach;
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Shellesder, the promontory contains the remains of three round stone-walled huts, one of which integrates with the dividing wall. A small number of cairns, again of uncertain date, are also located along the coast.
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is one of the largest breeding colonies in the world. These migrating birds spend their winters in the South Atlantic off Brazil, and return to Rùm every summer to breed in burrows high in the Cuillin Hills.
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in good quality, the interior (so the legend says) was rotten, hence explaining Clan Ranald's refusal to accept John Garbh's ownership of Rùm. John Garbh subsequently seized Allan, and held him prisoner on
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In turn, the increased demand for work led to new sources of income. Black cattle were raised for export to the mainland, and (more unusually) goats were kept by the inhabitants, the hair being sent to
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Hamilton MA, Pearson DG, Thompson RN, Kelly SP, Emeleus CH (1998) Rapid eruption of Skye lavas inferred from precise U-Pb and Ar-Ar dating of the Rum and Cuillin plutonic complexes. Nature 394: 260-263
1104:, to be responsible for the Scottish highlands, which theoretically now extended to Garmoran; nevertheless, the treaty expressly preserved the power of local rulers, turning the MacRory lands into the
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it to him); like Hugh's gains, Clan Ranald objected to this transfer. Traditional accounts claim that John Garbh purchased a quitclaim of Clan Ranald rights from their leader, Allan, by giving them a
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imprisoned Lachlan (in Edinburgh) for his actions, but he escaped, and faced no further punishment. A later report for the king indicated that the island was repopulated by members of Clan Ranald
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flecked with red. There are some outcrops of the pre-volcanic Lewisian gneiss near Dibidil in the southeast corner of the island, and more extensive deposits of sandstone in the north and east.
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Lachlan turned Rùm into a sheep farm, with its population replaced by some 8,000 blackface sheep. So total had been the clearance that he was forced to import families to the island to act as
1016:. The other pillar – at Kilmory – is slimmer (being 230 mm or 9 in wide, rather than 410 mm or 1 ft 4 in), but is inscribed with a more elaborate design, resembling a
1340:, to bring Roman Catholicism back into the MacLean lands. Arriving on Rùm in 1625, Cornelius reported that it only had three villages; a few decades earlier the much smaller nearby island of
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Gordon, I., Dunbar, R., Buckland D., and Miller, D. "Ponies, Cattle and Goats" in Clutton-Brock and Ball (1987) pages 110-6. The pony quotation is Maclean of Coll, as told to Samuel Johnson.
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has been sorted by frost heaving into circles 50 centimetres in diameter and weathering on Barkeval has produced unusual rock sculptures. On Sròn an t-Saighdeir there are large sorted
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Cornelius had no luck with the MacLean leadership, who remained Episcopalian, but the (small) population of Rùm does appear to have become Roman Catholic again. In the rest of the nation,
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constructed in 2001. However, visitors are not normally permitted to bring vehicles to the Small Isles. During the summer months the islands are also served by Arisaig Marine's ferry
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in the autumn. The western point is the A'Bhrideanach peninsula, and to the southwest lie Wreck Bay, the cliffs of Sgorr Reidh and Harris Bay. The last is the site of the Bullough's
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Names in Multi-Lingual, Multi-Cultural and Multi-Ethnic Contact: Proceedings of the 23rd International Congress of Onomastic Sciences: August 17‒22, York University, Toronto, Canada
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1750:, the mausoleum was the only part of Rùm not included in the sale. Lady Bullough died in London, in 1967, at the age of 98; she was buried next to her husband in the Rùm mausoleum.
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1588:, who converted Rùm into an estate for country sports. The Marquis first built a pier at Kinloch, and adjacent limekiln, to help with this process, re-introducing deer, both
633:. Seafaring Hebrideans had numerous taboos concerning spoken references to islands. In the case of Rùm, use of the usual name was forbidden, the island being referred to as
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At the time of its discovery, the site at Farm Fields was considered to be the earliest evidence in Scotland. In 2004, however the remains of a large camp were found at
1633:". According to the sale documents, the population was between 60 and 70, all either shepherds or estate workers and their families. There were no crofts on the island.
907:, a workable material for the making of tools and weapons. There is a shell-midden at Papadil in the south and evidence of tidal fish traps at both Kinloch and Kilmory.
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on the east coast. The island has been inhabited since the 8th millennium BC and provides some of the earliest known evidence of human occupation in Scotland. The early
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in height and all have a dark stripe down their backs and zebra stripes on their forelegs. These features have led to speculation that they may be related to primitive
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in Lancashire, who continued to use the island for recreational purposes. In the following year, counties were formally created in Scotland, on shrieval boundaries, by
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political control ended indicate the importance of their presence on the island. Of the nine hamlets that were mapped in 1801, seven of the names are of Norse origin.
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2044:, a British writer and television producer. The book told of a long-running scientific controversy over the alleged discovery of certain plants on Rùm by botanist
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of the king, as a result of John MacDonald's realm becoming forfeit. This brought them into conflict with the heirs of John Garbh's elder brother (the MacLeans of
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size. In August 2020, the population was estimated to be around 32. Less than a year and a half later, the number of inhabitants was estimated to be around 40.
1359:, one of the most powerful Covenanter leaders, shrieval authority over Rùm was transferred from Inverness to the Argyll sheriff, which was under the control of
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in 677. He is known to have been conservative on doctrinal matters and surviving examples of his poetry suggest a passionate personality. He wrote of Columba:
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landforms including boulder sheets and lobes, turf-banked terraces, ploughing boulders and patterned ground. On Orval and Ard Nev the weathered basalt and
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properties and eight non-domestic properties in and around Kinloch village to the Isle of Rum Community Trust took place in two phases in 2009 and 2010.
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etc. having been recorded. Several rare upland species are found on the ultrabasic slopes of Barkeval, Hallival and Askival including the ground beetles
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and made into wigs for export to America. The economy was in no small part dependent on the bounty of the sea; Edward Clarke, visiting in 1797 dined on:
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In August 2020 it was announced that four new homes would be built in the village of Kinloch in an effort to attract more people to live on the island.
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have reached tremendous sizes, with the largest weighing 12.7 grams. This is speculated to be due to the good quality soil, and absence of predators.
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in the east), Dibidil in the southeast, Papadil in the south, Harris in the southwest and Guirdil at the head of Glen Shellesder in the northwest.
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Rùm is one of the most sparsely populated of all Scottish islands. There is no indigenous population; the residents are a mixture of employees of
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to avoid the association with the alcoholic drink rum. However, the "Rhum" spelling is used on a Kilmory gravestone dated 1843. In 1991 the
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was told that the laird had hit one of the tenants across the back with a gold-tipped cane, as punishment for going to Roman Catholic
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4909:'s heir, and Elizabeth's desire for the MacLeans to assist her against Irish rebels, wider considerations may have been at play here
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Rum has a number of national and international conservation designations for its spectacular natural and built heritage, including:
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it was on the eve of being purchased by some wealthy Englishman, who purposed converting it into a deer forest. How strange a cycle!
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A site near Kinloch known as Farm Fields provides some of the earliest known evidence of human occupation in Scotland. Carbonized
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Troll, V R; Mattsson, T; Upton, B G J; Emeleus, C H; Donaldson, C H; Meyer, R; Weis, F; Dahrén, B; Heimdal, T H (9 October 2020).
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However, on Ranald's death, Godfrey seized Garmoran, leading to an enormous amount of violence between him and Ranald's heirs (
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of Scotland called Hybrides, by Mr. Donald Munro, High Dean of the Isles, who travelled through most of them in the year 1549.
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settlers left only a few written accounts and artefacts. From the 12th to 13th centuries on, the island was held by various
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son – stood to inherit the MacLean lands, but the other sons lacked any inheritance, until granted some by Alexander
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Ross, David (10 December 2008) "Just 23 can vote... but islanders of Rum are ready to take control". Glasgow.
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A geological excursion guide to Rum : the Palaeocene igneous rocks of the Isle of Rum, Inner Hebrides
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scrub. A beach site above Loch Scresort has been dated to between 6500 and 5500 BC. The presence of this
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of its indigenous population between 1826 and 1828. The island then became a sporting estate, the exotic
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the castle-like structure in the centre of the image is a natural rock formation, the Papadil Pinnacle
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era); much later, from 2460 BC, evidence of arable cultivation exists. As the climate became damper,
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for "mountain of the ash trees" and "hill of the strongholds" respectively) and Rùm is the smallest
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5270:"A Glimpse through a Dirty Window into an Unlit House: Names of Some North-West European Islands"
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for 9 months; presumably Allan was only released once he had agreed to acknowledge the exchange.
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period the island was used as a hunting reserve by the nobility; in Gaelic it was referred to as
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Climate data for Isle of Rùm, Kinloch, 5 m (16 ft) asl, 1971–2000, Extremes 1960-
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Clutton-Brock, T. and Guinness F.E. "Red Deer" in Clutton-Brock and Ball (1987) page 95.
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was the largest settlement in the 18th century, which was cleared. It had 37 buildings.
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Foam flecked, seal-filled, savage, bounding, seething, white-tipped, pleasing, doleful.
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Rùm is the largest of the Small Isles, with an area of 10,463 hectares (25,850 acres).
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6257:"Isle of Rhum, Bullough Mausoleum, Harris (Category B Listed Building) (LB14122)"
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in 1987, and has seventeen sites scheduled as nationally important ancient monuments.
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including birds of paradise and humming birds. Soil for the grounds was imported from
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in West Lothian, dated to 8500 BC, fully a millennium earlier than the Rùm site. See
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period some 60 million years ago, and which developed on a pre-existing structure of
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Ball. M.E. "Botany, Woodland and Forestry" in Clutton-Brock and Ball (1987) page 48.
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Ball. M.E. "Botany, Woodland and Forestry" in Clutton-Brock and Ball (1987) page 57.
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Others were not very willing, they did not like to leave the land of their ancestors
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established a Christian presence in the region. Beccan of Rùm (previously a monk at
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much worse off than the comfortable people he turned out of Rùm 13 years previously
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11 July 1826, about 300 of the inhabitants boarded two overcrowded ships bound for
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ivory, dating from the MacRory era, which served as a playing token / draughtsman.
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One of the Small Isles of the Inner Hebrides, in the district of Lochaber, Scotland
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Scotland After the Ice Age: Environment, Archaeology and History, 8000 BC—AD 1000
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Ross, John (7 February 2008) " 'Forbidden Isle' gets a new champion". Edinburgh.
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Wormell, P. "Invertebrates of Rhum" in Clutton-Brock and Ball (1987) pages 64-74.
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and their families, together with a number of researchers and a school teacher.
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soil at the abandoned settlement of Papadil is home to a thriving population of
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Love, J.A. "Rhum's Human History" in Clutton-Brock and Ball (1987) pages 39-40.
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that could simulate the sounds of brass, drum and woodwind, an air-conditioned
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6476:"An oasis of fertility on a barren island: Earthworms at Papadil, Isle of Rum"
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Troll, Valentin R.; Emeleus, C. Henry; Donaldson, Colin H. (1 November 2000).
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In scores of curraghs with an army of wretches he crossed the long-haired sea.
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the most picturesque of the islands which lie off the west coast of Scotland
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Emeleus, C. H. "The Rhum Volcano" in Clutton-Brock and Ball (1987) page 12.
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7028:"As Its Population Soars to 40, Rum Isle Glimpses a Future in the Mist"
6919:"As Its Population Soars to 40, Rum Isle Glimpses a Future in the Mist"
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5312:"Some Island Names in the Former 'Kingdom of the Isles': a reappraisal"
5146:"Appendix 2: Population and households on Scotland's Inhabited Islands"
5113:"As Its Population Soars to 40, Rum Isle Glimpses a Future in the Mist"
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found by a schoolboy in 1964, at Samhnan Insir, when winds exposed them
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purposes; the house was the first private home in Scotland, outside of
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to have a summit above 762 metres (2,500 ft). Other hills include
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Rùm is mainly igneous in origin, and its mountains have been eroded by
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Pearman, D.A.; Preston, C.D.; Rothero, G.P.; and Walker, K. J. (2008)
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Site Management statement for Rùm Site of Special Scientific Interest
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being constructed by the Bulloughs in 1900. Rùm was purchased by the
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community may have been to take advantage of the local supplies of
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Land of Mountain and Flood: The Geology and Landforms of Scotland
5275:. In Ahrens, Wolfgang; Embleton, Sheila; Lapierre, André (eds.).
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5636:"Caldera formation in the Rum Central Igneous Complex, Scotland"
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the offence was the use of Spaniards, not the violence and arson
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the whole island, including the Castle and its contents, to the
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Hallival and Askival are formed from an extraordinary series of
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Sites of Special Scientific Interest in Rum and the Small Isles
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7371:"Rum becomes Scotland’s first International Dark Sky Sanctuary"
6368:. (26 March 2002) Scottish Government. Retrieved 28 March 2011.
5788:"Tiugraind Beccain" in Clancy, T.O. and Markus, G. eds. (1995)
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artefacts, such as barbed-and-tanged arrowheads typical of the
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by having the teams build vehicles to escape from the island.
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Rùm is also noted for its bird life. The population of 70,000
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stone walls were built in the glens to funnel deer into pens.
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glaciation. It is now an important study site for research in
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Open expanse, near Kilmory, historically the main settlement
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Bare Feet and Tackety Boots: A Boyhood on the Island of Rum
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This opulence could not be sustained indefinitely, and the
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Loch Fiachanis in the interior, looking towards the Cuillin
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demanded that highland leaders should attend a meeting at
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6952:"Assessment of Social Capital on Rum and the Small Isles"
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General Register Office for Scotland (28 November 2003)
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from Arisaig, 10 mi (16 km) south of Mallaig.
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In 1870, the island was sold to Farquhar Campbell, from
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from 677 and suggests "spacious island" from the Gaelic
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Edwards, Kevin J. & Ralston, Ian B.M. (Eds) (2003)
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Road to the Isles: Travellers in the Hebrides 1770–1914
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Description of the Suisnish clearances on nearby Skye:
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and figs, peaches, grapes and nectarines were grown in
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McKirdy, Alan Gordon, John & Crofts, Roger (2007)
7002:"'Off-grid' islanders on Rum appeal for new residents"
6957:. Centre for Rural Economy, Newcastle University. 2007
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Half a century later, when visiting the wider region,
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606:(the forerunner to NatureScot) reverted to the use of
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7083:"KNMI - Rùm, Kinloch minimum temperature time series"
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The Kingdom of the Isles: Scotland's Western Seaboard
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Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland
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Red deer management and vegetation on the Isle of Rum
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Virtanaen, R., Edwards, G.R. and Crawley M.J. (2002)
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chamber. The chamber eventually collapsed, forming a
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Source 1: Royal Dutch Meteorological Institute/KNMI
1962:), a biting gnat, occurs in "unbelievable numbers".
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5813:, G. W. S. Barrow, Edinburgh University Press, 1981
1803:, particularly in relation to the understanding of
1374:In later generations, the lairds themselves became
1333:. In 1622, the Irish church sent Cornelius Ward, a
743:. Geologically, Rùm is the core of a deeply eroded
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6811:Caledonian MacBrayne. Retrieved 24 September 2007.
6510:"Giant worms discovered on remote Scottish island"
6423:A Tour in Scotland and Voyage to the Hebrides 1772
5896:The Records of the Parliaments of Scotland to 1707
5494:Clutton-Brock, T. and Ball, M.E. (1987) pages 2-3.
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1746:, on the understanding that it would be used as a
1141:In 1380, shortly after it was acquired by Ranald,
1114:After nearly a century, the sole MacRory heir was
5997:The Description of the Isles of Scotland, 1577-95
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559:has suggested that it may be worth looking for a
500:ferry links the island with the mainland town of
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6867:The misspelling of 'reality' is in the original.
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1906:occasionally run in the Kinloch River. The only
6878:"'Off-grid' islanders appeal for new residents"
6840:. London. Routledge & Kegan Paul. Page 117.
5790:Iona- The Earliest Poetry of A Celtic Monastery
2230:The national nature reserve is classified as a
1671:John was succeeded as owner of Rùm by his son,
414:. For much of the 20th century the name became
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8285:A Description of the Western Isles of Scotland
7162:Clutton-Brock, T. and Ball, M.E. (Eds) (1987)
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2239:International Union for Conservation of Nature
1584:In 1845, the MacLean laird sold the island to
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8011:Heart of Neolithic Orkney World Heritage Site
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6096:A Tour in Scotland and Voyage to the Hebrides
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8293:A Journey to the Western Islands of Scotland
8277:Description of the Western Isles of Scotland
6202:A history of Scotland: This Land is Our Land
5967:A Journey to the Western Islands of Scotland
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6425:. Republished by Birlinn, Edinburgh (1998).
5710:Edwards, Kevin J. and Whittington, Graeme "
5470:The Highlands and Western Isles of Scotland
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7241:The Small Isles: Canna, Rum, Eigg and Muck
7061:"United Kingdom climate normals 1991-2020"
6823:Arisaig Marine. Retrieved 18 October 2007.
6565:
6563:
6561:
6388:"Climate change alters red deer gene pool"
6338:"The Story of Rum National Nature Reserve"
5911:quoted in Rixson (2001) pages 100 and 154.
5714:" in Edwards & Ralston (2003) page 70.
5081:
5079:
2589:
2581:
2574:
2279:
2265:
1031:
883:shells found there have been dated to the
7180:. Edinburgh. Edinburgh University Press.
7166:. Edinburgh. Edinburgh University Press.
6781:"Scottish Natural Heritage - Isle of Rum"
6060:Rixson (2001) page 141, quoting Walker's
6038:
6036:
5610:
5600:
5481:Rixson (2001) page 136, quoting Walker's
5309:
5279:. Toronto: York University. p. 237.
2068:, as well as more common species such as
1695:. A dam was built on Coire Dubh burn for
1571:
1151:with excellent sport, but few inhabitants
991:The inscribed pillar near Bàgh na h-Uamha
727:", in order to distinguish them from the
563:source for the name. This is because the
6783:. Scottish Government. 29 September 2010
6301:Scottish Natural Heritage (1999) page 9.
6081:
6079:
5869:
5867:
5440:
5355:. Edinburgh. Birlinn/Scotland on Sunday.
5193:
3486:
2249:
2011:
2003:
1865:
1857:
1813:
1774:
1705:
1662:
1602:
1575:
1530:
1474:
1411:
1365:
1245:
1187:
1153:". It is possible that during the early
1132:
1092:transferred the Kingdom of the Isles to
1060:, following a revolt by their ancestor,
1035:
986:
954:
941:
812:
714:
669:
655:
511:
7831:
6558:
6507:
6443:Clutton-Brock and Ball (1987) page 143.
6333:
6331:
6329:
6198:"The Skye and Raasay Clearances – 1853"
5961:
5959:
5957:
5938:
5504:Emeleus, C. H. (Charles Henry) (2008).
5395:
5393:
5391:
5389:
5191:
5189:
5187:
5185:
5183:
5181:
5179:
5177:
5175:
5173:
5092:islands over 20 ha in extent and
5076:
2870:
2862:
2855:
2741:
2733:
2726:
2432:
2424:
2417:
2407:
2399:
2392:
1975:television showed coverage of the deer
1644:; Rùm therefore became part of the new
1500:, and collectively became known as the
1407:
1052:throughout the Hebrides. Despite being
995:Simple stone pillars, over 1.4 metres (
979:He crossed the wave-strewn wild region,
766:. Two of the Cuillin are classified as
492:. Its economy is entirely dependent on
9400:
7327:Eccentric Wealth: The Bulloughs of Rum
7164:Rhum: The Natural History of an Island
6700:
6698:
6508:Roberts, Elizabeth (16 January 2016).
6033:
6010:Canna: The Story of a Hebridean Island
5861:, R. A. McDonald, 1997, Tuckwell Press
5811:Kingship and Unity, Scotland 1000–1306
5267:
5226:
5109:
2994:
2986:
2716:
2708:
1600:, who was more interested in fishing.
1596:. He then passed the land to his son,
1183:
1056:, practical authority rested with the
836:crystals accumulated at the base of a
604:Nature Conservancy Council of Scotland
9080:
8924:
8763:
8699:
8528:
8415:
8323:
8301:The Journal of a Tour to the Hebrides
8122:
7990:
7843:
7805:
7485:
7386:
7324:
6843:
6704:O'Connell, Sanjida (17 October 2007)
6651:
6076:
5932:
5864:
5136:
5134:
5085:Area and population ranks: there are
2614:
2606:
2599:
1618:collapsed shortly after being built.
542:
524:is "probably" pre-Celtic, but may be
347:
9428:National nature reserves in Scotland
9418:Cleared places in the Inner Hebrides
6751:"Rum to be handed back to islanders"
6711:. London. Retrieved 18 October 2007.
6629:
6607:
6585:
6473:
6326:
5954:
5386:
5319:The Journal of Scottish Name Studies
5305:
5303:
5249:from the original on 25 October 2017
5170:
5046:some sources say the stone was from
4951:A source of valuable minerals, like
3689:with cool summers and mild winters.
3203:
3195:
3092:
3084:
3012:
3004:
2954:
2946:
2552:
2544:
2534:
2526:
2143:108.4 km (41.9 sq mi)
1679:in 1900 using sandstone quarried at
1308:
844:. There are swarms of near-vertical
6695:
5197:Haswell-Smith (2004) pages 138-143.
5110:Castle, Stephen (10 January 2022).
4874:still existent in the western glens
4810:unearthed at Bagh na h-Uamh in 1940
2198:Site of Special Scientific Interest
1765:Site of Special Scientific Interest
1329:church thought them susceptible to
1083:
637:—"the kingdom of the wild forest".
520:Haswell-Smith (2004) suggests that
13:
9458:Islands of Highland (council area)
8171:Rulers of the Kingdom of the Isles
7282:
6366:"Four biosphere reserves delisted"
6204:. BBC. Retrieved 26 December 2012.
5353:Dictionary of Scottish Place-names
5131:
3462:some 17 miles (27 kilometres) and
3149:
3141:
1982:A 1.5-hectare (3.7-acre) patch of
1513:And were the people willing to go?
1054:a dependency of the Norwegian king
14:
9479:
7344:
7267:Scottish Natural Heritage (1999)
6282:Dictionary of Scottish Architects
6051:Rixson (2001) pages 93 and 107-8.
5999:quoted in Rixson (2001) page 100.
5455:(pdf) Journal of Applied Ecology
5300:
5200:
1703:, to have an electricity supply.
1675:(later Sir George). George built
1498:gaelic-speaking parts of Scotland
567:were likely repopulated from the
9349:
8480:Highlands and Islands Enterprise
8199:Treaty of Ardtornish-Westminster
7977:
7702:
7305:Rum: A Landscape Without Figures
7213:Rum: A Landscape Without Figures
7134:"1971-2000 Averages for Kinloch"
7126:
7100:
7075:
7053:
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6994:
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6870:
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6415:
6406:
6380:
6371:
6359:
6350:
6317:
6304:
6295:
6270:
6245:
5792:quoted by Rixson (2001) page 25.
5094:93 permanently inhabited islands
5052:
5040:
5031:
4726:Timeline of prehistoric Scotland
4690:
4676:
4662:
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2337:
2329:
2322:
2114:
1642:a dedicated Local Government Act
1558:In 1844 the visiting geologist,
1222:, grandson of Alexander's aunt.
1159:Rìoghachd na Forraiste Fiadhaich
635:Rìoghachd na Forraiste Fiadhaich
366:
323:
111:
104:
82:
7156:
6851:"US gets new BBC realilty show"
6836:quoted in Cooper, Derek (1979)
6733:Riddoch, Lesley, (8 June 2008)
6464:BBC. Retrieved 26 October 2007.
6236:
6216:
6207:
6190:
6177:
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5840:
5837:, Robert Hay, 2009, Birlinn Ltd
5828:
5816:
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7991:
7191:Haswell-Smith, Hamish (2004).
6908:. Retrieved 26 February 2012.
5884:The Sheriff Court Book of Fife
5761:(2007) pages 196, 214 and 286.
5428:Rixson (2001) pages 67 and 70.
5336:
5261:
5220:
5103:
4963:which limited foreign supplies
3372:
3230:
2246:Economy, transport and culture
2205:Geological Conservation Review
2088:Protected and specialist areas
1822:The island has small herds of
1416:Mountain goat at Loch Scresort
1163:the kingdom of the wild forest
1096:. At the turn of the century,
345:Scottish Gaelic pronunciation:
1:
9463:Islands of the Inner Hebrides
9423:Community buyouts in Scotland
8324:
7844:
6821:"Island and Wildlife Cruises"
6802:"Small Isles ferry timetable"
6253:Historic Environment Scotland
5374:. Retrieved 26 August 2012. .
5364:Mac an Tàilleir, Iain (2003)
5086:
5069:
3522:Escape from Experiment Island
3352:
3341:Caledonian MacBrayne ferries
3332:
3211:
3186:
2937:
2254:The old ferry pier at Kinloch
2216:Falls within the Small Isles
2008:Mountain everlasting (on Rùm)
1459:The increase in the price of
874:
579:, a 'height-word' as seen in
8764:
8700:
5929:his son, Alexander MacGorrie
5142:National Records of Scotland
4905:due to the king's status as
4736:
4716:Religion of the Yellow Stick
3132:
3049:
2890:
2846:
2780:
2186:Special Area of Conservation
2046:John William Heslop-Harrison
1965:In October 2006 the popular
1710:Bridge in the Castle grounds
1401:Religion of the Yellow Stick
1100:had created the position of
794:('mountain of the trolls'),
651:
238:, 812 m (2,664 ft)
7:
8925:
8529:
8485:Scottish Islands Federation
8416:
8123:
8055:Zenith of Iron Age Shetland
8037:Standing Stones of Stenness
7361:Rum National Nature Reserve
6462:"Autumnwatch animal action"
5701:(2007) pages 194 and 284-5.
5060:knock-down price of £23,000
4706:List of islands of Scotland
4655:
4429:Mean daily minimum °C (°F)
4359:Mean daily maximum °C (°F)
4176:Average precipitation days
3962:Mean daily minimum °C (°F)
3822:Mean daily maximum °C (°F)
2210:Rum is within the Lochaber
2167:Rum National Nature Reserve
2095:Rùm National Nature Reserve
2060:, endemic varieties of the
1428:. The increased health and
507:
112:
10:
9484:
9242:The Great Trossachs Forest
7416:(Na h-Eileanan Tarsainn),
6125:Rixson (2001) pages 142-4.
6042:Rixson (2001) pages 100-1.
6021:Rixson (2001) pages 117-9.
5949:. R. Clarke & Company.
5779:Rixson (2001) pages 21-25.
5310:Broderick, George (2013).
4942:except for Kinloch village
4647:
4642:
4239:
4224:
4219:
3698:
3685:, Rùm features a strongly
3676:
2016:Thrift on a beach (on Rùm)
1753:
1744:Nature Conservancy Council
1683:. The interior boasted an
1040:Deeply fractured coastline
1024:; on the back is a simple
869:
735:. They are rocky peaks of
710:
471:Nature Conservancy Council
18:
9443:Former biosphere reserves
9345:
9118:
9050:
8979:
8951:
8935:
8931:
8920:
8836:
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8774:
8770:
8759:
8728:Comhairle nan Eilean Siar
8706:
8695:
8654:
8621:
8580:
8539:
8535:
8524:
8493:
8470:Community Energy Scotland
8462:
8426:
8422:
8411:
8367:
8334:
8330:
8319:
8261:
8235:
8212:
8184:
8156:
8133:
8129:
8118:
8080:Prehistoric Western Isles
8079:
8045:
8001:
7997:
7986:
7975:
7933:
7891:
7854:
7850:
7839:
7711:
7700:
7520:
7512:Inhabited islands of the
7424:
7271:Perth. SNH Publications.
6757:. Retrieved 24 June 2008.
6310:See for example, McKirdy
6242:Love (2002) pages 222-23.
5907:John of Fordun (c. 1380)
5835:Lismore: The Great Garden
5602:10.1093/petrology/egaa093
5216:(Map). 1:25,000. Leisure.
4920:Conchobhair mac-an-Bháird
4883:English translation from
4568:
4498:
4428:
4358:
4288:
4283:
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4277:
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2155:
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2125:
2113:
2099:
2094:
1586:the Marquess of Salisbury
1539:, in a remote part of Rùm
1479:Ruins of a village on Rùm
1250:Red deer on Kilmory Beach
1147:a wooded and hilly island
1048:settlers established the
935:, have been found in the
817:Deposits from the ice age
629:writing in 1549 calls it
433:It is the largest of the
331:
322:
312:
304:
296:
288:
281:
271:
259:
247:
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231:
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125:Rùm shown within Lochaber
99:
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58:
33:
9257:Invereshie and Inshriach
9108:National nature reserves
8718:Shetland Islands Council
8678:West Highland Free Press
7325:Scott, Alastair (2018).
7197:. Edinburgh: Canongate.
6832:Buchanan, Robert (1872)
6683:. Gazetteer for Scotland
6224:The Cruise of the Betsey
6143:Love (2002), page ?
5736:Rixson (2001) pages 1-7.
5268:Coates, Richard (2009).
5227:Coates, Richard (2012).
4819:it is now stored at the
3681:As with the rest of the
3516:In the summer of 2002 a
3433:Minister for Environment
1999:
1900:three-spined stickleback
1770:
1420:The introduction of the
1289:to arrive in his lands (
1145:indicates that Rùm was "
406:, off the west coast of
9058:Highland Boundary Fault
8971:Yesnaby Sandstone Group
8641:Free Church of Scotland
8608:Orkney Heritage Society
7314:. Truro. D.A. Pearman.
7288:Cameron, Archie (1998)
7136:. YR.NO. Archived from
6421:Pennant, Thomas (1775)
6356:Rixson (2001) page 205.
6107:Rixson (2001) page 155.
6094:Pennant, Thomas (1772)
5986:Rixson (2001) page 111.
5940:MacLean, John Patterson
5640:Bulletin of Volcanology
5437:Rixson (2001) page 142.
5419:Rixson (2001) page 110.
5407:Miscellanea Scotica, 2.
5367:Ainmean-àite/Placenames
4918:In gaelic, his name is
4670:Scottish Islands portal
4220:Source 1: Météo Climat
2192:Special Protection Area
2180:National Nature Reserve
1884:White-tailed sea eagles
1793:University of Cambridge
1748:national nature reserve
1325:, and consequently the
1321:, rather than becoming
1032:Scandinavian settlement
747:that was active in the
308:0.2/km (0.5/sq mi)
66:
9167:Clyde Valley Woodlands
8723:Orkney Islands Council
8562:Shetland Amenity Trust
8358:Ainmean-Àite na h-Alba
8222:Buckquoy spindle-whorl
7329:. Edinburgh: Birlinn.
7257:. London. Allen Lane.
7243:. Edinburgh. Birlinn.
7239:Rixson, Dennis (2001)
7229:. Edinburgh. Birlinn.
7215:. Edinburgh. Birlinn.
7110:. KNMI. Archived from
7108:"Rum climate Extremes"
6807:28 August 2017 at the
6483:The Glasgow Naturalist
6213:Love (2002), page 128.
6174:Love (2002), page 129.
6085:Rixson (2001) page 81.
6073:Rixson (2001) page 15.
6062:Report on the Hebrides
5974:, 1775, under heading
5920:Rixson (2001) page 99.
5873:Rixson (2001) page 93.
5801:Rixson (2001) page 35.
5483:Report on the Hebrides
5468:MacCulloch, J. (1824)
5383:Rixson (2001) page 88.
4907:Elizabeth I of England
4821:Edinburgh Royal Museum
3699:Climate data for Rùm (
3514:
3500:
3499:in the middle distance
2255:
2017:
2009:
1960:Culicoides impunctatus
1874:
1863:
1819:
1784:
1711:
1668:
1610:
1581:
1572:Multiple island owners
1569:
1540:
1480:
1446:
1417:
1371:
1355:; under pressure from
1300:
1251:
1193:
1138:
1041:
1013:Cathach of St. Columba
992:
985:
947:
818:
720:
699:, and only a fifth of
675:
664:
517:
490:white-tailed sea eagle
41:
9468:Small Isles, Lochaber
8992:Great Estuarine Group
8864:North Ronaldsay sheep
8557:Peerie Willie Johnson
8342:Scottish island names
8236:18th and 19th Century
8186:Lordship of the Isles
8166:Scandinavian Scotland
7376:DarkSky International
7307:. Edinburgh. Birlinn.
7253:Sabbagh, Karl (1999)
7211:Love, John A. (2002)
6323:Love (2002) page 260.
6008:John Lorne Campbell,
5770:Rixson (2001) page 2.
5660:10.1007/s004450000099
5158:(Report). SG/2013/126
4731:Rum layered intrusion
3509:
3491:The Rùm Cuillin from
3490:
2253:
2015:
2007:
1918:native to Rùm is the
1869:
1861:
1817:
1778:
1763:from 1976 to 2002, a
1709:
1666:
1606:
1580:Salisbury's lime-kiln
1579:
1564:
1534:
1478:
1463:, as a result of the
1442:
1415:
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1249:
1191:
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990:
973:
955:Early Medieval Period
945:
816:
741:Rum layered intrusion
718:
673:
663:satellite view of Rùm
659:
531:for "wide island" or
515:
410:, in the district of
9177:Corrieshalloch Gorge
9051:Islands of the Clyde
8837:Domesticated animals
8797:St Kilda field mouse
8593:Peter Maxwell Davies
8158:Kingdom of the Isles
8047:Prehistoric Shetland
7946:Islands of the Forth
7941:Islands of the Clyde
7303:John A. Love (2001)
7194:The Scottish Islands
6546:Sabbagh, Karl (1999)
6343:5 March 2017 at the
6222:Miller, Hugh (1845)
6183:Waugh, Edwin (1882)
5825:, John Marsden, 2003
5589:Journal of Petrology
5325:: 11. Archived from
4930:who would have been
4289:Record high °C (°F)
3752:Record high °C (°F)
3449:Caledonian MacBrayne
3273:Glasgow Queen Street
2290:Caledonian MacBrayne
2218:National Scenic Area
2062:heath spotted-orchid
1993:Lumbricus terrestris
1910:found on Rùm is the
1902:in the streams, and
1650:William James Morley
1519:", came the reply, "
1483:In keeping with the
1408:Population expansion
1315:Scottish reformation
1234:; though the galley
1102:Sheriff of Inverness
1050:Kingdom of the Isles
498:Caledonian MacBrayne
21:Rum (disambiguation)
19:For other uses, see
9448:Paleogene volcanism
9380: /
9356:Scotland portal
9162:Cairnsmore of Fleet
9007:Lorne plateau lavas
8854:Hebridean Blackface
8646:Iain Crichton Smith
8588:George Mackay Brown
8475:Crofters Commission
8176:Bishop of the Isles
7833:Islands of Scotland
7356:Isle of Rum website
7034:. 10 January 2022.
6925:. 10 January 2022.
6706:"Seeking sanctuary"
6474:Butt, K.R. (2015).
6185:The Limping Pilgrim
6012:, 2014, Birlinn Ltd
5746:Ballantyne, Colin K
5652:2000BVol...62..301T
5401:Description of the
5372:Pàrlamaid na h-Alba
5351:Ross, David (2007)
5096:were listed in the
4721:Geology of Scotland
4711:Beccán mac Luigdech
4499:Record low °C (°F)
4032:Record low °C (°F)
3892:Daily mean °C (°F)
3437:Scottish Government
2225:scheduled monuments
2156:Governing body
2078:blue heath milkwort
1801:behavioural ecology
1654:county of Inverness
1598:Viscount Cranbourne
1502:Highland Clearances
1485:Highland Clearances
1192:The slopes of Orval
1184:Early modern period
939:which replaced it.
571:following the last
420:Sir George Bullough
167: /
30:
9453:Neolithic Scotland
9137:Loch Maree Islands
8828:Shetland Mouse-ear
8613:St Magnus Festival
8003:Prehistoric Orkney
7951:Freshwater Islands
7435:Eilean Chathastail
7032:The New York Times
6923:The New York Times
6735:"Regenerating Rum"
6573:. Protected Planet
5472:. Vol. IV. London.
5144:(15 August 2013).
4997:Now part of Canada
3501:
3260: A830
3103:Tarbet, Loch Nevis
2256:
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2010:
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1357:the Earl of Argyll
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313:Largest settlement
305:Population density
187:Physical geography
28:
9438:Extinct volcanoes
9363:
9362:
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9017:Moine Thrust Belt
8997:Hebridean Terrane
8953:Geology of Orkney
8916:
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8912:
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8823:Scottish Primrose
8755:
8754:
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8711:Local authorities
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8629:Compton Mackenzie
8598:F. Marian McNeill
8520:
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7379:(August 23, 2024)
7336:978-1-912476-05-3
7320:978-0-9538111-3-7
7204:978-1-84195-454-7
7140:on 13 August 2020
6394:. 5 November 2019
5712:Vegetation Change
5517:978-1-905267-22-4
5399:Munro, D. (1818)
5286:978-1-55014-521-2
4652:
4651:
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3663:
3662:
3526:Discovery Channel
3520:programme titled
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3361:Bruce Watt ferry
3310:
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2313:Berneray, N. Uist
2172:
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2058:alpine pennycress
2050:Hebridean islands
1840:northern European
1789:Tim Clutton-Brock
1761:Biosphere Reserve
1739:Wall Street Crash
1361:the Earl's family
1353:sheriff of Argyll
1309:Religious changes
1094:the Scottish king
1064:; the strip from
828:rocks created as
800:Sgurr nan Gillean
569:Iberian Peninsula
544:[iˈɣɾɯim]
516:Coastal waterfall
398:), is one of the
338:
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232:Highest elevation
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135:OS grid reference
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9128:Ariundle Oakwood
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1979:at Kilmory Bay.
1948:Leistus montanus
1879:Manx shearwaters
1646:county of Argyll
1380:Jacobite risings
1272:obeys instantlie
1122:, leader of the
1084:Scottish control
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642:Ordnance Survey
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510:
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9387: /
9282:Loch Lomond
9262:Isle of May
9212:Glen Affric
9133:Beinn Eighe
9042:Torridonian
8787:Orkney vole
8567:Up Helly Aa
7595:Isle of Ewe
7455:/Òigh Sgeir
7446:Garbh Sgeir
7414:Small Isles
6687:19 November
6577:14 February
6160:19 November
5972:Dr. Johnson
5612:10023/23208
5098:2011 census
4765:10 February
4229:(extremes)
3605:Population
3420:chaired by
2232:Category II
2207:(GCR) Sites
2148:Established
2130:Small Isles
1984:brown earth
1968:Autumnwatch
1940:butterflies
1892:brown trout
1870:The common
1809:game theory
1732:greenhouses
1685:orchestrion
1560:Hugh Miller
1551:" was now "
1494:Nova Scotia
1490:Cape Breton
1387:Dr. Johnson
1349:Covenanters
1283:Lachlan Mor
1228:quitclaimed
1170:Clan Ranald
1026:Latin Cross
851:periglacial
762:resting on
753:Torridonian
725:Rùm Cuillin
478:Pleistocene
435:Small Isles
400:Small Isles
356:name often
196:Small Isles
174: /
149:Coordinates
9402:Categories
9292:Moine Mhòr
9277:Loch Leven
9272:Loch Fleet
9232:Glen Tanar
9172:Corrie Fee
9142:Ben Lawers
8961:Eday Group
8899:Soay sheep
8508:Sullom Voe
8262:Literature
8243:Clearances
8032:Skara Brae
7992:Prehistory
7961:Sea Stacks
7786:South Uist
7776:North Uist
7144:3 November
7118:3 November
7045:22 January
7012:22 January
6986:22 January
6936:22 January
6861:27 October
6768:The Herald
6659:"Rum SSSI"
6519:19 January
6493:19 January
6398:6 November
6287:19 January
6262:19 January
5090: 300
5070:References
4225:Source 2:
3667:NatureScot
3518:reality TV
2374:Leverburgh
2160:NatureScot
2120:Harris Bay
2074:butterwort
1988:earthworms
1971:series on
1890:There are
1818:Rùm ponies
1805:aggression
1779:Red deer (
1638:Accrington
1335:Franciscan
1224:John Garbh
1124:MacDonalds
1044:From 833,
929:Bronze Age
914:cores and
905:bloodstone
885:Mesolithic
875:Prehistory
855:granophyre
627:Dean Munro
623:Raun-eyjum
540:pronounced
494:NatureScot
358:anglicised
332:References
300:64
289:Population
227:15
159:56°59′38″N
9337:Tentsmuir
9247:Hermaness
9222:Glen Nant
9147:Ben Wyvis
9123:Abernethy
8454:Stromness
8449:Stornoway
8325:Etymology
8304:(Boswell)
8296:(Johnson)
8204:Finlaggan
8135:Dál Riata
7845:Geography
7731:Benbecula
7721:Baleshare
7472:/Sandaigh
7431:/Cannaigh
7040:0362-4331
6961:9 October
6931:0362-4331
6888:26 August
6755:The Times
6681:"Kinloch"
6637:"Rum SPA"
6615:"Rum SAC"
6593:"Rum NNR"
6526:monsters.
6156:. Canmore
5676:128985944
5668:1432-0819
5621:0022-3530
5526:437092879
5242:: 19–20.
5162:14 August
5123:28 August
5058:for the "
4737:Footnotes
4638:(105.89)
4171:(104.59)
3455:Lochnevis
2765:Castlebay
2687:Uig, Skye
2447:Lochmaddy
2066:eyebright
1932:dragonfly
1928:damselfly
1908:amphibian
1872:cormorant
1689:billiards
1562:, wrote:
1545:shepherds
1430:fecundity
1268:pertained
1216:Alexander
1204:of it to
1202:Lairdship
1198:James III
1178:Inverness
1098:William I
1058:MacSorley
920:Neolithic
792:Trollaval
780:Old Norse
756:sandstone
749:Paleogene
685:mausoleum
674:Trollaval
652:Geography
619:Raun-eyja
593:Palestine
581:Ramat Gan
526:Old Norse
473:in 1957.
224:Area rank
162:6°20′38″W
60:Old Norse
9322:St Kilda
9317:St Cyrus
9237:Glenmore
9227:Glen Roy
9217:Glen Coe
9112:Scotland
8980:Hebrides
8936:Shetland
8765:Wildlife
8701:Politics
8572:Vagaland
8547:Aly Bain
8540:Shetland
8463:Agencies
8444:Rothesay
8434:Kirkwall
8395:St Kilda
8368:Specific
8352:Hebrides
8288:(Martin)
8227:Udal law
8066:Jarlshof
8017:Maeshowe
7925:St Kilda
7893:Hebrides
7864:Shetland
7791:Vatersay
7746:Flodaigh
7736:Berneray
7540:Colonsay
7514:Hebrides
7006:BBC News
6882:BBC News
6855:BBC News
6805:Archived
6737:London.
6665:26 March
6643:26 March
6621:26 March
6599:26 March
6341:Archived
6064:of 1764.
5942:(1889).
5757:McKirdy
5723:McKirdy
5697:McKirdy
5569:McKirdy
5547:McKirdy
5485:of 1764.
5370:. (pdf)
5253:2 August
5244:Archived
4985:and the
4953:soda ash
4656:See also
4636:2,689.49
4633:(11.64)
4628:(12.33)
4623:(11.13)
4618:(10.48)
4588:(10.14)
4578:(11.96)
4569:Average
4166:(10.96)
4161:(12.23)
4156:(10.31)
4116:(10.83)
4111:(12.54)
4102:Average
3453:MV
3441:crofting
3164:Knoydart
2134:Scotland
2126:Location
2082:roseroot
2026:hawthorn
1852:stalking
1807:through
1728:Ayrshire
1656:, where
1303:The king
1200:granted
1155:medieval
1108:Garmoran
1062:Somerled
881:hazelnut
834:feldspar
808:nunataks
796:Barkeval
788:Hallival
776:Ainshval
768:Corbetts
589:Ramallah
536:ì-dhruim
508:Toponyms
486:red deer
455:MacLeans
412:Lochaber
408:Scotland
266:Scotland
254:Highland
141:NM360976
95:Location
9332:Taynish
8926:Geology
8874:Sheltie
8869:Scottie
8530:Culture
8439:Lerwick
8417:Economy
8335:General
8280:(Monro)
8143:Columba
8124:History
7781:Scalpay
7741:Eriskay
7661:Easdale
7640:Scalpay
7625:Oronsay
7610:Lismore
7605:Kerrera
7580:Gometra
7453:Hyskeir
6981:NPR.org
6787:18 July
5951:, p. 46
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