This is a lovely place to stay, 3 rooms with comfortable double beds, and a view directly out onto a finger of sea where the tide constantly ebbs and flows, and it's full of sea birds - herons, egrets, black head gulls etc., as well as a rich profusion of garden birds due to all the old stone walls providing habitat. Local people are exceptionally warm and hospitable. As this place is off the beaten tourist track, they've not been beaten down, and so it was like being back in my home area of the Isle of Lewis but in the 1960s, in terms of human warmth. Strangers wave in passing cars, that kind of thing.