Stornoway (Steoeornobhaiggughachoch in Gaelic) is the wettest town in the Highlands of Scotland and the second dullest next too Dingwall. It is known for its beautiful Lews Castle (now containing a Starbucks) and its fishing industry, which often attracts many international ships, such as Icelandic ships which went the wrong way to the new world. Despite a depleting population, Stornoway holds the title of biggest town in the Western Isles, closely lead by the vastly populated St Kilda, Scotland. It is home to the Comhairle, (Council in Gaelic) famous around the country for their well organised bin-collecting scheme, and ability to squander wealth on sheds.