- A
machair (Scottish
Gaelic pronunciation: [ˈmaxɪɾʲ];
sometimes machar in English) is a
fertile low-lying gr****y
plain found on part of the northwestern...
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Machair is a
Scottish Gaelic television soap
opera produced by
Scottish Television Enterprises between 6
January 1993 and 6
April 1999. The
series was...
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Machair is a
Scottish Gaelic word
referring to the
fertile gr****land near the s****,
particularly prevalent in the
Outer Hebrides.
Machair may also refer...
- [kʰɯːl̪ˠ], narrow.
Lochan From
lochan [ˈl̪ˠɔxan], a
small loch.
Machair From
machair [ˈmaxɪɾʲ], the
fertile land
behind dunes.
Quaich From
cuach [kʰuəx]...
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screenwriter on the
first ever long-running
Gaelic drama television serial Machair created by
Peter May and
Janice Hally.
Along with Hally, Di
Mambro wrote...
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Cairnryan (Scots: The Cairn;
Scottish Gaelic: Càrn Rìoghain or
Machair an Sgithich) is a
village in the
historical county of Wigtownshire,
Dumfries and...
- cuts the
island in two. Much of the
western coastline of the
islands is
machair, a
fertile low-lying dune pastureland.
Lewis is
comparatively flat, and...
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western coasts and peat
inland along with some (glacial) till. The west is
machair (fertile low-lying
coastal plain) with a
continuous sandy beach, whilst...
- and community.[citation needed] A key
feature of
Berneray is its
machair. The
machair is a
coastal plain made up of
windblown s**** sand.
Traditional crofting...
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southern England, such as
Salisbury Plain and the
North and
South Downs. The
machair forms a
different kind of
calcareous gr****land,
where fertile low-lying...
