📜 A 1.75-mile single-track road on the Isle of Raasay, Scotland, built single-handedly by Calum Macleod over a decade after council denied requests and adopted in 1982. 🔍 Commemorates one man's determination to connect his isolated village.
🚗 Drive, walk, or cycle a unique piece of infrastructure.
💪 Experience a lasting symbol of human determination and an epic piece of engineering in a harsh landscape.
🏞️ Enjoy stunning views across the Sound of Raasay.
📚 Discover a site of local folklore and history.
⚠️ Narrow, winding single-track road with potholes, requiring careful driving.
🚧 Limited passing places can make it challenging to traverse.
📉 The road is sadly falling into disrepair.
🚗 Located almost 9 miles from the ferry terminal, including 1.75 miles on the road itself.
📍 The southern end is clearly marked by a road sign.
🗺️ It connects Brochel to Arnish in northern Raasay.
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