A cobblestone bridge made famous by the Scottish poet Robert Burns. In his immortal tale of Tam O'Shanter, sparks flew from the heels of his horse as it raced over the bridge just strides ahead of the witch. See Embossed Photo
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Often referred to as the flower of Scotland. James the III used the thistle as royal symbol imprinted on gold coins in 1470. This Thistle was taken on the hillside overlooking Castle Stalker and Loch Linnhe.
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Located in the Trossachs National Park, this footbridge was built by soliders in 18th century over Kinglas water. So named because as the cattle grazed here, the woman made butter and cheese.
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Established in 1935 Argyll Forest Park was the first of its kind in Great Britain and with its network of footpaths covering 186mi/300km, it offers nature lovers plenty of beautiful countryside to explore. The Argyll Forest Park stretches from the western shores of Loch Lomond south as far as Holy Loch, providing the most grandiose scenery. |
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