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• It reported to crofting settlements to the area around Kinloch village.
• Crofting Achiemore, Kearvaig and Inshore into the mid-20th century.
• Crofting, especially sheep rearing, is the mainstay of island life.
• Each crofting family was asked to raise ?, 000.
• The principal activity for the male islanders is crofting.
• In parts of north west Scotland ( township " is a crofting settlement.
• Farming and crofting are mainstays of the local economy, especially livestock husbandry.
• Lower Bayble ( ) is a seaside crofting township.
• North Havra is currently owned by Thomas Stout who uses it for crofting.
• Land use in the crofting counties is constrained by climate, soils and topography.
• It decisively changes the balance of power between the crofting community and the landowner.
• The island was lotted into crofts in 1831 and crofting continued until the 1960s.
• Great Bernera's population is mainly dependent on lobster fishing, crofting and tourism.
• Fishing, crofting and to a lesser extent, large-scale farming also contribute.
• In the 1960s Monica Goldsmith purchased Isle Martin and took it out of crofting tenure.
• Crofting remains a mainstay of the economy.
• This right decisively changes the balance of power between the crofting community and the landowner.
• "You can't live off of crofting alone, " he explained.
• Crofting can be a harsh life.
• The modern economy centres on tourism, crofting, farming, fishing, and whisky distilling.