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25th August 14, 05:07 PM
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25th August 14, 09:13 PM
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Thank you for posting the great photos and commentary on your trip. Glad you had a strong ending after the shaky start...
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26th August 14, 02:32 AM
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Great set of pictures, thanks for sharing!
Pity you couldn't get out to Ailsa Craig, sounds as if it would have been a great experience.
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29th August 14, 03:27 PM
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Great pics, thanks for sharing your experiences.
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but failed to find a route up to it.
So back to Kirkoswald and the Whisky Experience to drown our sorrows with a couple of decent size samples.
We had been told it was expensive
so restricted our purchases to 3 miniatures. Finally on to Crossroguel Abbey where an hour was not really sufficient to take in all the information available,
although there was time to appreciate the stonework.
We took the scenic route home through Galloway Forest Park and, whilst the sunshine was interspersed with downpours, did mange to see some deer
and appreciate the Scottish hills which I just love.
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