Telttailun

Telttailun is a village situated in the Dornoch area of Sutherland, a council area in the Scottish Highlands. It is known for being an example of a small rural community in the United Kingdom.

The village is situated off the B9171 road, approximately 5 miles south of Tain, a nearby town. Telttailun is home to several local farms, which contribute to the agricultural economy of the surrounding area. The local area is characterized by rolling hills, woodland, and wetlands, and is home to a variety of wildlife, including sheep, cattle, and wildfowl.

The village has limited facilities, and services are mainly focused upon providing for local residents. However, it does have a picturesque community layout and an attractive natural setting. The surrounding countryside offers many opportunities for outdoor recreation, including walking, bird-watching, and fishing.

There are no public houses or shops in the village itself. Residents and visitors are required to travel to nearby towns such as Tain and Dornoch to access more services and amenities. Historical documents suggest that the name "Telttailun" possibly originated from the name of the local estate or settlement.

Football and other sports are popular among the local community, with various teams and clubs competing in local leagues. Cultural events in the area are also an important part of the village's identity and play a significant role in maintaining local traditions and practices.