Dusk above Cleadale on the Isle of Eigg. Lights turn on powered by renewable energy.
James is steered by friend Jamie and his father Ewen on 'Wave', the MacEwen family boat.
Originally from the United States, Megan waits for a visa to take up permanent residence on Eigg.
Modifying the school playground, a community effort on the Isle of Muck.
Neil and Leslie in Glen Dibidil. Deer hunting provides employment for 20% of the Isle of Rum community.
Wee Maggie is taken for a ride in the Landrover where 'she is always quiet'.
Hywel in the Japanese garden, a newcomer to the Isle of Rum.
John and Brian play a weekly game of scrabble in the winter, a champion is crowned by the New Year. 
The Internet café, £1 per hour.
Heather and Erin build a chicken coop during their weekend.
Lawrence has a 7am coffee break after feeding cattle.
Everyday supplies have to be planned and organized in the store.
Sheena spring-cleaning the Eigg Electric plant.
Reverend Begg preaches an Easter week service. 
Young Megan goes back to boarding school for another two weeks.
Evidence of an excessive past on the Isle of Rum.
Regular visitors, Dougie and Michelle think of moving to Eigg.
ON THESE ISLES
Life on a Scottish Isle is a demanding existence, with security provided only by the local community, numbering less than thirty in the case of many islands of the Inner Hebrides. In particular, the Scottish Small Isles contain some of the earliest evidence of human existence in Scotland; they have become embedded in local history alongside stories of evacuation, tragedy and feuds. Today on the Scottish Small Isles, a leading example is set as spirited and resourceful communities look towards securing their future.