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This was taken on the beach in south uist years ago of myself and my cousin norman macinnes.

 This was taken when my husband and I were home for my cousin,s wedding in 2002

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Sheabhal was once our family home and is tucked away near the foothills of Milton. It is spacious, well equipped and sleeps between 6 and 8 people making it ideal for a large family or group. Prices include fresh laundry and towels each week. At checkout, the electricity is calculated through the meter readings and is added onto the bill. A 20% deposit is required once the booking is secured.
Sheabhal		 The Polochar Inn stands in a stunningly beautiful location on the south west tip of South Uist. Built on the coastal machair, it looks out on a magnificent sandy beach and offers panoramic views of Eriskay to the east and Barra to the south. The hotel is ideally located for exploring the southern Hebridean isles with the newly opened causeway to Eriskay and ferries from both South Uist and Eriskay over to Barra. The island is a haven for birdwatching, fishermen, hill walkers, archaeologists, cyclists and general sightseers. Fishing permits can be arranged if required. This is a family-run hotel, consisting of 11 bedrooms, dining room, public bar, lounge bar and residents lounge. There is also a conference room for large functions such as wedding receptions and business meetings. The pub changed hands during the middle of 2005 and is now owned by local sisters Morag MacKinnon and Margaret Campbell from South Uist.
Polochar Inn		 We have been a Tourist Board, 4 Star graded establishment, since we started providing Bed and Breakfast, some seventeen years ago. The house is situated on the family croft, with a southerly aspect over West Loch Tarbert.Two of the bedrooms and the lounge, have extensive views of the loch. Birdwatching is a popular pastime and we are ideally located, whatever the time of year. Please view the rest of the site and get a taste of the Hebrides. Less than an hour's drive from the Calanish Stones, to the North and half an hour to St Clement's Church at Rodel, in between are the majestic hills of North Harris and the golden sandy beaches of Luskentyre, Seilebost and Horgabost. Please let us know your needs and questions, we will be more than happy to help. We look forward to sharing our knowledge and appreciation of this wonderful island, with as many people as possible, across the world. To get here from the ferry terminal, follow the A859 towards Stornoway. We are approx. 3/4 mile, on the left hand side, just as you leave the village. If arriving from Stornoway, then we are the first house in Tarbert and if travelling by bus, just ask the driver for Avalon. If you intend arriving by ferry into Tarbert and have no transport, let us know and we will pick you up from the terminal.
Avalon Guesthouse
322 North Boisdale is a newly refurbished cottage in the crofting township. It is within five minutes walk of beautiful sandy beaches and the island of Orasay. Facilities consist of: Fully fitted kitchen with small dining table, fridge freezer, electric cooker and microwave Two bedrooms – a double & a twin Lounge with two large couches – one a double sofa bed, Sky TV, DVD and hi-fi Upstairs bathroom and downstairs toilet/shower Utility room has a washing machine Heating is through oil central heating system There is a large off-road parking area in front of the cottage.
322 North Boisdale		 Corncrake Cottage is a traditional stone built house situated in the crofting township of North Boisdale, Isle of South Uist, Western Isles. The cottage, with sheltered garden, is ideally located for those wishing to spend time exploring the beautiful islands of South Uist and Eriskay where there are a variety of activities available such as birdwatching, angling and pony trekking. As its name suggests, the elusive Corncrake, a summer migrant from South Africa, can frequently be heard from Corncrake Cottage, as can may other wild birds. Facilities comprise: <ul><li>Fully fitted kitchen with electric cooker, dishwasher, fridge freezer, microwave oven, washing machine and tumble dryer.</li><li>Lounge with electric fire, tv, video and hi-fi </li><li>Bathroom with bath, electric shower, shaver point and heated towel rail</li><li>Accommodation - one double room, one twin room and one single room with double bunk bed. A cot is available on request.</li></ul> The house is heated throughout by means of a Total Heating Control system and there is a payphone located in the front porch. For those with children, there is a kids play area outside the cottage. Private off-road parking is provided and pets are accepted.
Corncrake Cottage		 Clanranald Bed & Breakfast is a 4 star establishment located in Lochboisdale in South Uist providing luxurious accommodation in one of the most beautiful locations in the UK. We are pleased to provide you with 3 en-suite bedrooms and evening meals in our home which overlooks the beautiful hills to the east and lovely, unspoilt beaches to the west of South Uist. The MacDonald family are direct descendants of the Clan Ranald chiefs who once were landlords of these islands. Their ruined castles are still of great historical interest. Angela is a Gaelic speaker and a firm advocate of the Celtic Culture.
Clanranald
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