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Standing stones and stone circles witnessed this early occupation, as did the Iron Age fortresses and archaeological sites scattered on the island. The tributaries we see today, the mountain fortresses, and evidence of the Iron Age were built around 250 BC. By 500 AD, it was mainly on the coastal edge. Now, we observe that Lewis has large areas of peat land and swamps. However, this is not always the case. Until 1500 BC the island was fertile, warm, and less humid. Farming is predictable, safe, and seafood is abundant. Prior to this, most of the megaliths and stone circles were being constructed.

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Activity Julia Shaw's Low Yoga

Julia Shaw's Low Yoga

Julia is originally from Derbyshire but splits her time between The Outer Hebrides. Julia started doing yoga in her 20s for a few years, then re-discovered it in 2000. She quickly knew she wanted to become a Yoga teacher, so she qualified with the British Wheel of Yoga as soon as possible. As a Reiki Master, Julia offers attunements and often re-attunements so that other people can experience and work with the beautiful Reiki energy. Julia now offers Holy Fire Karuna Reiki and has re-trained and upgraded her knowledge.

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