Landing at the Flannans
by admin • 25 March 2011 • Church, Featured Notes, Health & Food, Tales & Traditions • 0 Comments
Martin Martin, in his Description of the Western Isles of Scotland (1695) gives an account of the use made of the Flannan Isles at the time and the superstitions that attended a visit: “The inhabitants of the adjacent lands of the Lewis, having a right to these islands, visit them once every summer, and there make a great purchase of fowls, eggs, down, feathers, and quills…”
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