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Debating whether to move to South Uist, or the North Coast mainland.

Title: Debating whether to move to South Uist, or the North Coast mainland.
Posted by: Jodi Cameron on 03-03-2010

Discussion: Debating whether to move to South Uist, or the North Coast mainland.

I currently live in Inverness with my Hubby & three dogs. We are both practically just about retired, although still in our early 40s, looking for a place to settled down, & have some chill out time.

So far, we have never been to any of the Uists, but planning a trip in the next few weeks to try to get a feel for the place.

My question is, how would the locals accept us, as we do like to keep ourselves to ourselves, although we dont want to live in complete issolation ?

I shall look forward to hearing your replies :-)

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Posted by: Jackie Warner on 17-06-2010

Hi there - I moved here with my family 8 years ago. The Uists are a fantastic place to relax, cldar you head and get stuck into some proper rural living. The locals are friendly. It's quite amazing how mch we have here - it's just "not in your face" all the time - you have to go to it.

If you fancy getting in touch to chat more then mail me.

mcjo67@hotmail.com

Kindest regards,
Jackie

Posted by: Jodi Cameron on 05-03-2010

Thanks Mary I feel welcome already.

Posted by: Mary Ann McClounnan on 05-03-2010

Hope it works out for you, you also have plenty open spaces to let you dogs loose for a run
Good luck

Posted by: Jodi Cameron on 05-03-2010

Hi Mary.

I am coming over next week to view a property for rent with Uist property, so fingers crossed that it will suit our needs.

Yes I have heard about the many sheep on the island, thankfully my dogs are well trained & are always leaded up if there are any livestock around.

Thanks for the reply.

Posted by: Mary Ann McClounnan on 05-03-2010

Hi Jodi
You will be made very welcome in the Uists and no one will bother you, just as long as your dogs will not chase our many sheep other wise the Uists is a great place to live at the moment plenty house are up for sale Google check Uist Property

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