Paul Strand - Tir a'Mhurain The Outer Hebrides of Scotland

Robin's Book Club Episode 52: Paul Strand Tir a'Mhurain
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As I suggest in the video, this is exactly the sort of book that makes you want to book a trip to the place. Although as this work was made approximately 70 years ago, I wonder how different the islands would be now?
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[@richardlitson1894]

Thank you.

[@mrstandfast2212]

I can promise you that Harris and Lewis are well worth a visit. It's a photographers dream, with it's ever changing light and a sense of space that's almost otherworldly. It's one of the few places where you can photograph pre history, walk for miles without meeting another person, and in summer still hear the call of a corncrake. And then there's the sea ..... sometimes silver and still and at other times furious and primordial.

[@RobinsBookClub]

It's a must! One day...! :) thanks for the wonderfully evocative description :)

[@mariafilomenasantosdeazere4638]

Excelent!!! Thank you!

[@andrewherbert9938]

Another to add to the list , thanks for sharing

[@RobinsBookClub]

This work does have that certain something doesn't it :)

[@Hirsutechin]

It's _Cheer a-voorine,_ which means _Land of the Marram Grass_

[@RobinsBookClub]

sorry ! thank you! :)