Lochcarron's new Visitor Centre, Selkirk

[cessna152towser]

Lochcarron's new visitor centre, located in former mill premises in Selkirk, opened at Easter.

There are already a few artefacts on display, but the premises are still being fitted out and the facility won't be fully open until next month.

There is already a spacious shop.

Some bonnie kilts and jackets to tempt.

Plenty of Cashmere and other quality knitwear for the ladies.

[Robin]

We both turned out the light of the former (Galashiels) location

[Rampant Lion]

I could spend all day in a shop like that.

[Tattoo Bradley]

I could spend all day in a shop like that.

Absolutely!

[RockyR]

Some bonnie kilts and jackets to tempt.

Can anyone Identify that tartan? Kelly is dying to know...

[McClef]

I managed to take a wrong turning in Selkirk last month and still missed this!

But next time I'm up it looks well worth a visit! Thanks for the pics Alex.

[M. A. C. Newsome]

Can anyone Identify that tartan? Kelly is dying to know...

Rocky,

I'm away from home and all my reference at the moment, but I believe that is Scrymgour.

[Rampant Lion]

Rocky,

I'm away from home and all my reference at the moment, but I believe that is Scrymgour.

Just looked in up on Lochcarron's website. It's named: Scrimgeor



Anyone know the significance of the name: Scrimgeor?

[beloitpiper]

Just looked in up on Lochcarron's website. It's named: Scrimgeor



Anyone know the significance of the name: Scrimgeor?

I've always known it as Scrymgeour. It is a small clan with roots in Nothern Ulster islands, I believe.

[pdcorlis]

Gadzooks! A glimpse of heaven!