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 Rubbish and Junk Everywhere!!!!Posted to Rumblog on Thursday, 05 April 2007 at 13:31 SNH are celebrating 50 years of owning and caring for the natural heritage of ... Nice picturePosted to Rumblog on Tuesday, 31 October 2006 at 10:01 Still windy here. The boat did come yesterday but it probably won't today because ... WindyPosted to Rumblog on Monday, 30 October 2006 at 10:53 It's a wee bit windy today I wonder if the boat is going to come? ...  Isle of Rum Rum - previously dubbed 'Rhum' in a bout of faux gaelicism sits to the north of Eigg, the largest of the Small Isles. It is owned by Scottish Natural Heritage and stands as controversial memorial to conservation and human habiattion in Scotland. As Ian Mitchell writes in 'Isles of the West': "The mountains on Rum are
among the highest in the Hebrides, exceeded only by Ben More on Mull, and
the black Cuillin on Skye. The names of the places around the coast are
Gaelic, but the peaks all have evocative Norse names: Barkeval, Hallival,
Askival, Ruinsival, Trollaval. 'Val' was the Norse name for hill, from which
the English 'fell' is derived." To suggest a site to be added, email us at: The ±«Óãtv is not responsible for the content of external sites. |
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