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Loch Slig - Isle of Skye

The Isle of Skye

Cuillodon Lake

The Island of SKYE lies off the North West coast of Scotland

The diverse landscape of SKYE, the rugged mountains and the natural beauty but demanding climate has made the Scots one of the most resiliant of all peoples. The close contact with the sea has led the Scots to become great seafarers so they have spread across the globe to many lands. From Afghanistan to Zanzibar, if there is a parade you will find a Highland pipe band in it somewhere.

Take a tour of the island and think about visiting Scotland on your next vacation. You will find the diversity of the country amazing and the History fascinating. We have collected links to just a small fraction of the web sites about Scotland and Celtic culture and history, but it will serve to get you started on a fascinating journey.

Glenn Dornie Castle photo by Peter Stubbs	Glen Dornie Castle
	Glenn Dornie is one the few ancient castles in Scotland that has withstood the ravages of time.

The GUNN Clan Tartan

The Highland Clan Gunn lived in the Northern counties of Caithness and Sutherland and on the Isle of SKYE. These hardy warriors of Viking Descent were always at war with someone and traditional enemies of the Keiths.

Click on the Tartan for more information on Clan Gunn and the Sept (family) names associated with it

The HAY Clan Tartan

The Lowland Clan Hay lived in the Southern counties of Scotland near the English Border. The Hays were descendants of William de Haya from Normandie. Normandie was also populated primarily with families of Viking descent.

Click on the Tartan for more information on Clan Gunn and the Sept (family) names associated with it

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