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Story summary
- Machair, a habitat on Barra, Uist, and Harris in the Outer Hebrides, is a plain formed by glacial sediment and crofting that supports rare flowers and endangered birds.
- A family trip highlighted the region's beauty and culinary offerings, including homemade soups at Croft 36 and pop-up vans.
- The journey connected landscapes and heritage, underscoring machair's ecosystem role.
- VisitScotland and the Caravan and Motorhome Club organized the trip.
