Examples of using Hebrides in English and their translations into Danish
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Kinloch Camp Site Dunvegan, Hebrides, Scotland Show on map Availability,
The development of video conferences with the Hebrides and Shetlands which has reduced the need to travel by 50.
Mr Hudghton, for example, drew attention to the problems of drivers coming from the Hebrides onto the mainland of Scotland and then onwards.
Torvaig Caravan and Camping Site Portree, Hebrides, Scotland Show on map Availability,
Traigh Na Beirigh Isle Of Lewis, Hebrides, Scotland Show on map Availability, prices
Hebridean Huts Isle Of Lewis, Hebrides, Scotland Show on map Availability,
Lickisto Blackhouse Isle Of Harris, Hebrides, Scotland Show on map Availability,
Flodabay Farm Campervan Park Isle Of Harris, Hebrides, Scotland Show on map Availability,
Kingdom of the Isles In 876, the Norse-Gaels of Mann and the Hebrides rebelled against Harald.
Shellbay Caravan Park Isle Of Benbecula, Hebrides, Scotland Show on map Availability,
Mangersta Croft Wigwams Isle Of Lewis, Hebrides, Scotland Show on map Availability,
Minch View Caravan Park Isle Of Harris, Hebrides, Scotland Show on map Availability,
They also settled in the Faroe Islands, Ireland, Iceland, peripheral Scotland(Caithness, the Hebrides and the Northern Isles), Greenland, and Canada.
Sligachan Camp Site Isle Of Skye, Hebrides, Scotland Show on map Availability,
Moorcroft Holidays Isle of North Uist, Hebrides, Scotland Show on map Availability,
helped create about a hundred distance-working jobs in the Hebrides.
Norway King Magnus VI ceded the Hebrides and the Isle of Man to Scotland in the Perth Treaty in 1266.
Hebrides came under the influence of Somerled, a Gaelic speaker,">who was styled'King of the Hebrides.
New Hebrides and New Caledonia.
On Shetland- and Orkney Islands and on the Hebrides can still be found remains of stone circles like Stonehenge, which dates to around 2,500 BC.