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Scottish
Islands Explorer was launched in January 2000 and
has featured the work of over 200 writers. It is available in shops
throughout Scotland and by subscription to anywhere in the UK, Europe
and the World. The bi-monthly magazine is published by Ravenspoint
Press Ltd.
July
/ August 2013 issue is now on sale.
It is complemented
by a daily blog
providing insights into island life, issues, events and people.
Click here
for an interview given by the Editor to Private Island News.
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The July
/ August 2013 issue has been mailed to subscribers and
is available in the shops.
Among the
topics covered are Barra, Foula, the Harris Mountain
Festival, Puffins, Mine Howe in Orkney, Glenforsa in Mull, Rum,
Islay, the Ardveg in Lewis as well as the links between Rudyard
Kipling's family and Skye.
The fifth of the 'island-crosswords' compiled by
Tom Johnson, whose puzzles appear regularly in the Spectator
and Financial Times, is sponsored by the Islands
Book Trust which offers a free year's membership to the
winning entrant.

Vision for 2020
The Travellers'
Tree is the rowan, which flourishes in certain cool temperate areas,
such as the Outer Hebrides.
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