Pobull Fhinn | Wild Fig and Cassis

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They who stand and watch throughout the ages...

In Scottish mythology, stone circles are often seen as gatherings — a time and place in which people and ancestors gather together and celebrate. Pobull Fhinn in Scottish Gaelic means 'Fionn's people'. Although many of the stones are now buried deep under bracken and heather, there are two lonely stones that stand out overlooking Loch Langais in North Uist. There, Fionn still remains, looking over their people and lands.

Mood: A warm breeze ruffles the air, lifting up the bracing scent of the wild Hebridean landscape, as you step across the marshy machair towards the ancient, lichen-covered stones.

Smell: Cassis, fig, machair, patchouli and musk.

They who stand and watch throughout the ages...

In Scottish mythology, stone circles are often seen as gatherings — a time and place in which people and ancestors gather together and celebrate. Pobull Fhinn in Scottish Gaelic means 'Fionn's people'. Although many of the stones are now buried deep under bracken and heather, there are two lonely stones that stand out overlooking Loch Langais in North Uist. There, Fionn still remains, looking over their people and lands.

Mood: A warm breeze ruffles the air, lifting up the bracing scent of the wild Hebridean landscape, as you step across the marshy machair towards the ancient, lichen-covered stones.

Smell: Cassis, fig, machair, patchouli and musk.

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