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In common with many of the Western Isles, Skye is a very traditional and deeply religious community giving a strong sense of Scottish life before the invasion of [[political correctness]], [[Europe|European]] [[immigration]], and other [[liberal values]] that have afflicted much of mainland Scotland. | In common with many of the Western Isles, Skye is a very traditional and deeply religious community giving a strong sense of Scottish life before the invasion of [[political correctness]], [[Europe|European]] [[immigration]], and other [[liberal values]] that have afflicted much of mainland Scotland. | ||
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The Isle of Skye is the largest of the Western Isles off the coast of Scotland. Skye is best known for its many world class distilleries producing fine peaty whiskies, its golf courses and the Cuillin mountain range with its unique geology offering the most challenging mountaineering to be found anywhere in Britain.
In common with many of the Western Isles, Skye is a very traditional and deeply religious community giving a strong sense of Scottish life before the invasion of political correctness, European immigration, and other liberal values that have afflicted much of mainland Scotland.