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The Granary |
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Amisfield,
Dumfries, Dumfries & Galloway, DG1 3LH
Telephone: 01387 711303 |
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| Yard Garden at the
Granary. |
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| Winter Scene at the
Granary. |
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| View Of The Granary From
The Field |
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| Front Of The Park Home
Showing Ample Parking! |
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| View Of The Park Home
From The Yard |
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| Waterfall In The Grounds
Of The Granary |
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| Road Side View Of The
Entrance To The Granary |
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| The Burn In The Grounds
Of The Granary |
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| View From The Granary |
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| Front View Of The Delvine |
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Clatteringshaws
Dam
The Dam is situated in
the Galloway Forest Park on the A712
(known as the Queen’s Way) between New
Galloway and Newton Stewart.
The Galloway Forest Park was created in
1947 and has marked cycle and walking
trails, picnic areas and interpretation
centres. It covers an area of 293 square
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Lochmaben Castle
Lochmaben Castle is
located on the banks of a peaceful
little loch edged by a thin strip of
woodland, in Dumfriesshire in south-west
Scotland. Now little but a ruin, it was
once a well-fortified building
containing a tower house and inner moat,
which was probably connected to the
loch. Its origins date back to the late
12th century, and it is reputed to be
the birth place of Robert the Bruce.
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