The Northern Highlands The Empty Lands
The Northern Highlands The Empty Lands by Tom Atkinson, published by Luath Press Limited in 1999, is a revised edition that spans 147 pages. This book explores the vast area of northern Scotland, specifically between Ullapool and Cape Wrath, and from Bonar Bridge to John O’ Groats. Atkinson presents a vivid depiction of this region, highlighting its stunning landscapes where land and sea converge, enriched by its myths, legends, and historical context.
Readers will find a detailed account of various locations, including the pier-head at Ullapool and the Smoo Caves at Durness, as well as insights into Dornoch Cathedral and the Dounreay Nuclear Establishment. The narrative combines elements of travel, history, and poetry, making it a valuable resource for those interested in exploring the natural beauty and cultural significance of this remarkable part of Scotland.
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The Empty Lands are that great area of northern Scotland between Ullapool and Cape Wrath, and between Bonar Bridge and John O’ Groats. It is truly the Land of the Mountain and the Flood, where land and sea mingle in ursurpassed glory. From the pier-head at Ullapool to the Smoo Caves at Durness, and from Dornoch Cathedral to Dounreay Nuclear Establishment, Tom Atkinson describes it all, Myths and legends, history, poetry, and a keen eye for the landscape and all its creatures make this book a valuable companion for all who travel to that magnificent part of Scotland.
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