The essential guide to the Isle of Gigha
Lear, Helen2008
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Just 6.5 miles long by 1.5 miles wide, the beautiful island of Gigha lies a mere 3 miles from the Kintyre peninsula. Gigha has an importance that far outweighs its modest size. Inhabited for thousands of years, it has been visited by Vikings, saints, smugglers and pirates. Today it is host to tourists from all over the world. Some have come to discover the island's beauty for themselves, others have heard of the historic buyout and want to witness history being made. This illustrated booklet is an ideal companion to either the day or returning visitor. It gives the reader an insight into the Isle of Gigha's history, folklore, geology, saints, shipwrecks, flora, caves, place names, things to do, and lots more besides.
Main title:
The essential guide to the Isle of Gigha / Helen Lear
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Imprint:
Isle of Gigha, 2008
Collation:
unpaginated : ill. ; 21 cm
Language:
English