Image: Site of the 'Clearance' village of Hallaig - geograph.org.uk - 388590
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Description: Site of the 'Clearance' village of Hallaig The long wall is part of a huge sheep fank, clearly seen on the OS map. Hallaig is commemorated in a famous poem by Sorley Maclean, one verse runs: ...I'll go to Hallaig, To the sabbath of the dead, Down to where each departed Generation has gathered.
Title: Site of the 'Clearance' village of Hallaig - geograph.org.uk - 388590
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Author: John S Ross
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