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The document discusses Coll, the Scottish island where author Mairi Hedderwick lived and which inspired the setting for her children's book series Katie Morag. It provides details about Coll's location in the Hebrides, its landscape and small population of 170 people, and how visitors can travel there via ferry from Mull or helicopter. Visitors to Coll can stay in bed and breakfasts or self-catering accommodations and activities include fishing, birdwatching, cycling, and relaxation.
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Katie morag
- 1. Where is Katie Morag set? Find out about the real island that the story was based on.
- 3. The Author The island was once home to Mairi Hedderwick, author of the children's books, Katie Morag. The fictional island of Struay is based on her experiences of living on Coll. Her daughter Tamara lives on the island and produces pottery.
- 5. Where is Coll? Coll is an island in the Hebrides
- 6. A close up view
- 9. Which photographs were taken on the island of Coll and which are the odd ones out? A B C
- 12. What can I do on Coll? Fishing, bird watching Cycling Rest and Relax Explore!
- 15. Coll is the real Katie Morag island .