Seasons on Harris

Although sometimes threatened by the inroads of commerce and tourism, Harris remains in many ways idyllic, the most resonant and romantic of all the Hebridean islands. Covering the Outer Hebrides of Scotland, this work also makes side trips to Barra, the southernmost of the Hebrides, and to St Kilda the most remote of the Scottish islands.

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"A delightful book." -- Associated Press "It's a pleasure to travel with him." -- Washington Post "Yeadon is one of our best travel writers." -- Bloomsbury Review "Yeadon leaves you pleasantly stuffed, slightly intoxicated and feeling warmer for the company." -- Kathy Balog, USA Today "Wonderful account" -- June Sawyers, Philadelphia Inquirer "This is a true traveler...who can make the most innocent encounter a memorable experience." -- Ann Geracimos, Washington Times "One of the best travel writers in the world." -- Dolores Derrickson, Rocky Mountain News "Leave it to Yeadon to choose one of the country's most overlooked provinces." -- Pamela Paul, New York Times "Delightful, with the odd twist to eerie." -- Paul Carbray, The Gazette (Montreal) "A warm welcome to a balcony view of Aliano." -- Albany Times Union "A compelling book...that comes close to re-creating the place and the man." -- David Citino, Columbus Dispatch