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TITLE
Isle of Horisdale from the Shieling, Badachro
EXTERNAL ID
GAIRLOCHM_051
PLACENAME
Badachro
DISTRICT
Gairloch
OLD COUNTY/PARISH
ROSS: Gairloch
SOURCE
Gairloch Heritage Museum
ASSET ID
5052
KEYWORDS
fishing
fishing industry
Isle of Horisdale from the Shieling, Badachro

A view of Isle of Horisdale from the Shieling, at Badachro.

The Isle of Horrisdale, along with Dry Island, was the location of one of the two cod curing stations in the region, where fish was brought in from Gairloch and the surrounding communities to be dried.

The cod fishing industry has long since declined, but lobsters, crabs and prawns are still landed at the village, bound for markets in the south and in Europe. The village's excellent harbour means that it is also a popular anchorage for yachts.


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Isle of Horisdale from the Shieling, Badachro

ROSS: Gairloch

fishing; fishing industry

Gairloch Heritage Museum

Gairloch Heritage Museum, Photograph Collection

A view of Isle of Horisdale from the Shieling, at Badachro.<br /> <br /> The Isle of Horrisdale, along with Dry Island, was the location of one of the two cod curing stations in the region, where fish was brought in from Gairloch and the surrounding communities to be dried. <br /> <br /> The cod fishing industry has long since declined, but lobsters, crabs and prawns are still landed at the village, bound for markets in the south and in Europe. The village's excellent harbour means that it is also a popular anchorage for yachts. <br /> <br /> <br /> This image may be available to purchase.<br /> For further information about purchasing and prices please email<br /> <a href="mailto: info@gairlochheritagemuseum.org">Gairloch Heritage Museum</a>