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 | | South Uist also kept more of its old stories and songs for a time than did North Uist, but here, too, many are now forgotten. |
 | | It was to Lochboisdale, South Uist’s chief port of call, that most visitors used to come by MacBrayne’s steamers, but now that a car-ferry runs from Uig in Skye to Lochmaddy in North |
 | | Lochboisdale is a place of some importance with an A.A. hotel and various industries including a seaweed factory near-by, and, of course, tweed making, for this Island, once very poor, is now one of the most prosperous. |
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