Kerrera: Island Overlooked

A short piece created for a friend's University project. Filmed entirely on Kerrera, an island just off of Scotland's west coast.

[@kennova01]

magical place ..i visited and walked to the castle..something about the place..it was my fav. memory of my 2 week visit to scotland..

[@MrMaharg65]

I was a wee boy of 10 yrs when my folks rented a holiday-let on the island way back in 1975. I never knew Scotland had places like this - and as a kid brought-up in Glasgow - I found that it had something magical that has stayed with me all these years. I am glad that it has stayed off the main tourist route & is still the same.It is a very beautiful & special place.

[@davefreeman9847]

spent many many times at marina -- Greetings Earthlings from FLAT EARTH Highlands of Scotland

[@lairdstewarthalliday6388]

Have sailed around it a few times now yet still have to visit.

[@stevesdaysoff2759]

Great video. Would love to visit the Island. Thanks Steve.

[@esvarwyn]

Beautiful thanks

[@kevtatlowg4xlo514]

Brilliant video guys and looks like a good DXpedition! I had never heard of the Isle of Muck before! 73 de Kev

[@kathryncameron6113]

part of the reason I would love to live on an island - this guy lets the people talk and that is really nice.

[@billgreig548]

I lived on Kerrera for about 15 years it was agreat place to live it was very isolated during the winter months superb during the summer only 10 pupils in the old school which no longer is being used

[@soloist777]

Altho' author of 'I Am An Island' Tamsin Calides doesn't name the island, it's not too difficult to identify it as Kerrera. Her account of living on the island is enthralling but her description of her treatment by the island's locals isn't very welcoming or friendly.

[@jimorr5580]

Is there any Scots left on the islands now last time I was up there it was like min England

[@ErnieCG]

If you know the reality of being on a island and you want to live there you will okay then

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