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Whalebone Arch (Bragar)Newest Review: ... If you are approaching as I did from the west or south then it is on the on the left, obviously if you approach from the north or the east then it will be on your right. There is no denying that the sheer size of this whale bone makes for a magnificent sight. It is much bigger than the other Whale Bone Arch that I am familiar with in Whitby, in North East England so I certainly figured that ... more |
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by - written on 08/08/09 (Very useful, 142 readings)
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The Isles of Lewis and Harris in the Outer Hebrides are amongst the remotest of all British outposts and subsequently do not receive the vast number of tourists that they would undoubtedly do if they were more accessible. These islands not only boast the most magnificent beaches in the whole of Northern Europe they are also packed full of hundreds of little curiosities, some of which could be easily missed but turn out to be real little gems. The Whale Bone Arch at Bragar was marked as a tourist attraction on my map and since it was just down the road from where I was staying I decided to check it out. I was however somewhat surprised therefore to discover ... Read the complete review
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