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Salons. Hello and thank you very much for downloading the Scotland Outdoors podcast. I'm Mark Stephen.

The island of Lewis on the west coast of Scotland is probably the Gallic-speaking heartland of the nation.

It's fairly flat, it's very exposed to the Atlantic. There's a witchiness about it, a real beauty, and people have rhapsodised about it for years,

but few people have brought it more to life than the author Peter May with his Lewis trilogy.

I spoke to him a couple of years ago.

This is rather bizarre because I'm actually looking at what this describes. There the road ended and the cliffs formed a natural harbour at the northwest end of half a mile of empty golden beach.

Man had enhanced nature by building a breakwater and a harbour wall.

At one time trawlers and fishing boats had plied their trade in and out of the harbour,

but nature had struck back, smashing down the breakwater at one end,

where great chunks of semi-submerged rock and concrete had fought and failed to stand firm

against the irresistible assault of the sea.

The harbour was all but deserted now,

used as a haven only by small fishing boats,

crabbers and dinghies.

And there they are.

Music The boat shed was much as Finn remembered it, green corrugated iron roof, white painted walls.

The right-hand side of it was open and exposed to the elements.

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