Harris
Harris is a town of roughly 2000 residents located on the Scottish island of Lewis and Harris, in the Outer Hebrides of Scotland. About 60% of the population identify as Gaelic speakers. Harris is known for Harris Tweed, although this is mostly now made in Lewis. It has a largely Presbyterian population that practises sabbatarianism, meaning all retail outlets are shut on Sunday.
Harris is a town of roughly 2000 residents located on the Scottish island of Lewis and Harris, in the Outer Hebrides of Scotland. About 60% of the population identify as Gaelic speakers. Harris is known for Harris Tweed, although this is mostly now made in Lewis. It has a largely Presbyterian population that practises sabbatarianism, meaning all retail outlets are shut on Sunday.