The Scottish Outer Hebrides are a historically and culturally significant archipelago of islands of great natural beauty and abundant bird and marine life. These islands have storied past, once belonging to the Roman Empire, the Vikings, Scotland and now the British. Gaelic is the predominant language of their small population.  Through storytelling and photographs, join members Angela and David Hiley and Kristine and Bill Baber as they share their small ship adventures to these magical islands, having collectively made four extended boat trips there. Hosted by the North Cluster, but open to all members and the public.