Thanks for Hebridean Recommendations

Thanks for coming back with the update, HH. 

You used several sites that we did and I’m pleased it worked for you. 

Happy to have helped - just shout when you’re ready to do the Northern Isles😀

Are you going to put a write up and photos into the Stories section 

That's an idea - though it'll likely be not for a while, too much going on just now

So here are some images just to go on with....

Snap. We must have stopped in the same place at Seilebost to take them.

  Well, it's that layby on the road, isn't it? Otherwise all the grockle... or whatever the Gaelic is for that... would stop anyway, just like they do in passing places, and snap away at such a spectacular view.
It was worth the serious cold of off-grid Horgabost in an unheated van for those views. 

I found we couldn't even use the gas-powered water heater, it was kettle or nothing, as the NE wind was at just the angle and strength that it got in the cowling and raced the burner until I smelt scorching plastic! (Worked well enough this morning when I tried it.)

That’s a lovely thank you HH, only sorry that we couldn’t contribute not knowing the Hebrides as others do. Fully concur with you about North Ledaig, we drove up to Bunree to take a look at the site, but came back preferring North Ledaig. It’s actually where we joined the Club, decades ago, with our tiny little camper. Happy memories. Stunning photos by the way.😁

PS, you  also mentioned Borve, which is indeed an absolute gem of a site, as long as the vehicle you bring isn't too big.

Hoping to fulfill our dreams of visiting and touring the islands please tell us about your trip, sites etc, when you get the chance. Beautiful photos.

Thanks - I bet I'm not the only one with loads more photos like these :-)

In short - yes, go. Go! Advice to go in May was excellent - apparently the best chance of decent weather, pre-midge, and before the real tourist rush starts.

I'll see what time I get...  photo of gent sitting and thinking to go on with...

Thanks :-)    Talking of "tiny little camper" ... we were delighted  to meet a couple there with a tiny caravan from 1996, (sorry,  I didn't note model and make), who were amiably peeved with us, their neighbours, because they're usually the ones with the oldest, smallest, most basic caravan on any site, and ours was even smaller, albeit 4 years younger! Made for a great conversation starter!