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Lochmaddy by Neil King Via Flickr: The big house on the right is Taigh Chearsabhagh built in 1741 and was formerly the inn before the present hotel (in the background on the right) was built in 1863. Today, it's a museum and arts centre.
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VIFF 2020 Wraps Up Its First Online Fest
VIFF 2020 Wraps Up Its First Online Fest
It does seem awkward to do a wrap-up for the Vancouver International Film Festival. Not just because it’s way into December, but because most of the film festival was online! Plus all my VIFF activity for 2020 was online! Nevertheless I feel it’s worth it. 2020 was an interesting festival as it had to resort to mostly online viewing of films. There were airings of films at theatres like the…
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Lines (57° 59′ N, 7° 16’W) by Pekka Niittyvirta in collaboration with Timo Aho.
“By use of sensors, the installation interacts with the rising tidal changes; activating on high tide. The work provides a visual reference of future sea level rise.
The installation explores the catastrophic impact of our relationship with nature and its long term effects. The work provokes a dialogue on how the rising sea levels will affect coastal areas, its inhabitants and land usage in the future.
This is specifically relevant in the low lying island archipelago of Uist in the Outer Hebrides off the west coast of Scotland, and in particular to Taigh Chearsabhagh Museum & Arts Centre in Lochmaddy where the installation is situated. The centre cannot develop on its existing site due to predicted storm surge sea levels.”
http://www.niittyvirta.com/lines-57-59-n-7-16w/
For sale: rustic 1 bedroom detached house in desirable location. Well ventilated and bright, with unique in-house planetarium. Electricity nearby. Would suit eccentric 'man of the woods' types or a young couple.
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Abandoned cottage, Lochmaddy North Uist Outer Hebrides Scotland
Jennifer Follis 2013
ochóin! ochóin! what a pity.... never mind
ochóin! ochóin! what a pity…. never mind
From the “Hebrides News”
The Church of Scotland faces not having a full time minister in almost half of the Western Isles as its last permanent pastor in its Uist and Harris presbytery has announced his intention to quit after becoming increasing unhappy at the direction the denomination has taken in recent years.
Rev Donald Campbell of Lochmaddy in North Uist told his congregation he is…
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This beautiful, moody image was taken at the Lochmaddy entrance, North Uist.
Thank you Finlay Oman for the great photo.
