Ronay in North Uist has not been inhabited since 1931, although a hundred years previously it had a population of 180. Apparently it may be rented for holiday purposes and its house looks to be in good condition. The island has, according to Hamish Haswell-Smith, attracted religious interests, with a priest's hill, a monk's headland, a Druid's hill and a chapel described by none other than Martin Martin.
Scottish Islands Explorer - The Scottish Islands by HH-S is so highly rated
Digital Edition: unlikely to be available
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