One of the top attractions on the Isle of Lewis has to be the historic Gearrannan Blackhouse Village on the west side of the island. It’s a cluster of stone houses by the Atlantic Ocean that used to be a historic crofting township and community. They were built in the 1800s and were occupied until the 1970s when it was eventually abandoned. Today, the Garenin Trust has transformed these huts into a living museum and unique self-catering accommodation. source:thirdeyetraveller.com #andythehighlan

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