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The website states the following, "Welcome to the Skye Hideaway." I viewed that the web site stated " The Skye Hideaway is something very special, and we hope you will think so too." They also said " Open to guests at the start of 2014 the Hideaway is a unique building, tucked into the crofting township of Tarskavaig, on the south end of Skye. A romantic retreat, almost miles from anywhere, and a million miles from the hustle and bustle of daily life. Set amongst stunning scenery the Hideaway offers the best facilities for couples looking for a memorable self-catering experience."ANALYZE SUBSEQUENT BUSINESSES
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Oddball posts about backpacking, living in the mountains and traveling about. Thursday, April 30, 2015. The biggest box above is 4 x 8 and contains one big cherry tomato plant, dalias, basil, radishes, beets, sweet peas and sunflowers. Some of which did well and others did not. The small box here has done very well with loose leaf lettuce, radishes, beets and a bumper crop of gourds. I love those and I should have tons by late fall.