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    Canna House holds a substantial collection of Gaelic literature, photographs and folk songs, although these are not available for public viewing at present. And the island’s dramatic coastline is a Special Protection Area, home to large colonies of seabirds, including shags, puffins, razorbills and black guillemots.
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    • - Canna declared rat-free

      Canna, the National Trust for Scotland’s island property, will be officially declared rat-free during a visit by Environment Minister Mike Russell today (Saturday 7 June). more>

    • - Try something new this year with the National Trust for Scotland

      Land rover safaris, sea kayaking and podcast tours are just a few of the treats on offer at National Trust for Scotland properties this summer and beyond. more>

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