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Trè pre Islay se sa a zile fèbleman peple, lakay yo nan dè milye de sèf. George Orwell te chwazi a fè bak isit la epi ekri roman l '1984'. Isle of Mull Dezyèm pi gwo nan Hebrides yo Inner, sa a gwo, intact zile gen ti mòn, kaskad dlo, CAVES lanmè, kanpe wòch, forè mache ak plaj ak yon lakòt ki nan plis pase 300 mil. Kay nan seri a BBC televizyon rele Balamory (Tobermory). Jis yon Ferry kout monte soti nan Oban. Soti nan réfléchir, ou ka pran pwomnad bato nan zile vwazen ki gen ladan Iona, Staffa ak Isles yo Treshnish. Ti Isles nan Hebrides Zile yo kat nan Eigg, Wonm, kana ak fimye chak gen karaktè pwòp yo. Accessible pa bato soti nan Arisaig ak Mallaig.
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Very close to Islay is this sparsely populated island, home to thousands of deer. George Orwell chose to retreat here and write his novel '1984'. Isle of Mull Second largest of the Inner Hebrides, this large, unspoilt island has hills, waterfalls, sea caves, standing stones, forest walks and beaches with a coastline of over 300 miles. Home of the BBC TV series called Balamory (Tobermory). Just a short ferry ride from Oban. From Mull, you can take boat trips to neighbouring islands including Iona, Staffa and the Treshnish Isles. Small Isles of Hebrides The four islands of Eigg, Rum, Canna and Muck each have their own character. Accessed by boat from Arisaig and Mallaig.