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Bays in Millport

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Kames Bay is right at the back or exit of Millport, just before reaching the bay and beach of Fintry. It's a pretty rocky island c

Historical Monuments in Forres

Sueno's Stone

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Sueno's Stone is just outside Forres, Scotland, and is the cornerstone of the largest and best preserved of the Pictish period. Te

Villages in Huntly

Huntly

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Situated along the river Deveron, Huntly town (on the border between Aberdeenshire and Moray) is famous for several reasons: for i

Castles in Huntly

Huntly Castle

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Huntly Castle is the home of the Gordon Clan, who were one of the most influential noble families in the history of Huntly. Origin

Unusual Places in Invergarry

Glengarry Views

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Again by the A87 road, one of the most scenic in the country, we had to stop our journey to observe the wonderful views over Glen

Villages in Dornie

Dornie

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Dornie is a village near the lake, on the west coast, which at a first glance might not say anything to the visitor. It is just a

Lakes in Dornie

Loch Alsh

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Loch Alsh is another lake that bathes the shores where the Eilean Donan Castle is. It's a salt water lake because it's formed by a

Cemeteries in Banff

Medieval Cemetery in Banff

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One of the most historic attractions of the village of Banff is the medieval cemetery in the heart of town which is limited by gat

Forests in Menstrie

Menstrie Forest

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One of the safest and most relaxing walks through the countryside in the town of Menstrie, is the path across and around the fores

Villages in Clackmannan

Clackmannan

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A town of about 3,500 inhabitants, it gives its name to the smallest county in Scotland, Clackmannanshire. Today it is a quiet lit

Churches in Clackmannan

Clackmannan Parish Church

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The present building which is situated in the Parish (Church of Scotland) was built between 1813 and 1815, following the design of

Villages in Alva

Alva

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The small village of Alva in Clackmannan County has about 4700 inhabitants and is located in the foothills of the Ochil Hills. It

Villages in Ashby-de-la-Zouch

Ashby-de-la-Zouch

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The name of this place has a French origin, and signifies the great story behind the town. The origin of the village comes from th

Churches in Ashby-de-la-Zouch

The Parish Church of Saint Helen

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The Parish Church of St. Helena, is one of the most important buildings in the town of Ashby-de-la-Zouch. The original buildin

Castles in Ashby-de-la-Zouch

Ashby-de-la-Zouch Castle

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The castle was founded when the Normans settled in the region during the 12th century and made a fence around a main building. Ove

Castles in Brough

Brough Castle

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Brough Castle, now in ruins, is the attraction of the town of Brough, England. Along with the church structures of the area. The c

Churches in Brough

Church of St. Michael Brough

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The church of San Miguel in Brough was built in 1150 as a church that was attached to that which existed in Kirby Stephen, the lar

Neighborhoods in Sunderland

Roker (Sunderland)

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Roker is a suburb of Sunderland, close to the sea and the beaches, which for many represents the best part of Sunderland, although

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