RUM, a diamond-shaped island off the western coast of Scotland, is home to 40 people.
Most of the island – 100 sq km of mountains, peatland and heath – is a national nature reserve, with residents mainly nestled around Kinloch Bay to the east.
RUM, a diamond-shaped island off the western coast of Scotland, is home to 40 people.
Most of the island – 100 sq km of mountains, peatland and heath – is a national nature reserve, with residents mainly nestled around Kinloch Bay to the east.