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Tiree Photographs > Other Collections > Scarinish > Scarinish Hotel
Scarinish Hotel from the Old Harbour, Isle of Tiree. This is one of the two island hotels which offer Tiree accommodation. No an old 1882 Ordnance Survey map the hotel is called 'Temperance Hotel'. This reminds us that for many years Tiree was a 'dry island' - no alcohol could be purchased on the island. This situation was encouraged by the Duke of Argyll in the belief that the absence of alcohol would ensure the population were more conscientious workers. Tiree, Gaelic Tiriodh, lies on the edge of the Atlantic Ocean. It is the remotest of the Inner Hebrides. Azure sea and clear skies wind & kite surfing, time-honoured farming methods and relaxed way of life ensures visitors return time and again. For more details check out Tiree Weather. This photograph is strictly copyright. You must not use these anywhere without first seeking permission. |
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