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Clett is a name used for many
uninhabited Scottish islets and one to the south,
though also in the area
inhabited by Vikings. They
include - One at 58...
- an
outlaw called Clett kills a
Comanche who's
about to
bushwhack Gar,
saving his life. Gar doesn't
trust him, though,
because Clett is
carrying rifles...
- Fora Stack, High
Herbi Clett, Hevda, Hich Holm, Inns Holm,
Loose Head, Sand Skerry,
Sweyn Holm.
South West Mainland:[e]
Billia Cletts,
Black Skerry, Burwick...
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Spencer ****
Canyon Outlaws (1957) as
Happy Waters Fort
Dobbs (1958) as
Clett Violent Road (1958) as
Mitch Barton Desert **** (1958) as
Captain Robert...
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Glimpsholm Skerry. Graemsay:
Middle Skerry,
Skerry of
Cletts, Sour Skerry, Sow Skerry. Hoy: Gr****y
Cletts,
Inner Skerry,
Middle Skerry, Old Man of Hoy, Outer...
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Boursa Island, Glas-eilean Mòr, Garbh-eilean,
Wester Clett,
Middle Clett,
Easter Clett,
Little Clett,
Clett. East coast:
North Moray Firth (from
north to south):...
- View of The
Clett (sea stack)
along the
coast between Berriedale and Dunbeath....
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Scottish mainland can be
defined as a north–south line
running from
Little Clett (ND220740) to the
mouth of
Dunnet Burn (ND217709) in
Dunnet Bay. This line...
- the
northwest coast of the Isle of Skye. Two
smaller isles of Min**** and
Clett lie nearby. The name
originated from the Old
Norse ise-øy
meaning porpoise...
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Shetland in May 1992.
Irishman Iain
Miller made a solo
second ascent of the
Clett of Crura,
South Ronaldsay in 1999 and
since then has been
involved in about...
