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Stories from the Inner Hebridean Island of Gigha. The book gives an
insight into the lives and social activities of the people who live
on the small island of Gigha, situated a few miles of the West coast
of the Kintyre Peninsula. The author himself lives there and, after
a number of years spent in the fishing industry, now earns his living
aboard the ferry which runs from the village of Tayinloan
across to the island. |
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