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Sunday, October 3, 2010
Auchendrain Outdoor Museum
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Auchendrain Museum lies between Inveraray and Lochgilphead. It was a working village, and was donated by the Duke of Argyll for purposes o...
Auchnabreck Hill Walk
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On a hill overlooking Lochgilphead and Loch Fyne, there is an "Auchnabreac Walk." We got lost a couple of times, but made it out ...
Gairloch, and Auchnabreac
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One of my interests is the last Campbell of Auchenbreac. Back in the 1600s, he was the foremost Knapdale landowner. He was the 2d in comm...
Lochgilphead has a Golf Course!
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This is within the town, and walking distance from the shopping area. Really, Lochgilphead is a very attractive town!
Keills
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Keills lies south of Tayvallich and faces Jura Sound. It is here that the a pier was built in the early 1800s. Cattle from Islay and Jura ...
Carsaig near Tayvallich
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Carsaig Bay faces Jura across the Jura Sound. The earliest Free Church congregation built a church at Carsaig. As far as I know, it has be...
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Tayvallich
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Tayvallich surrounds a harbour facing east towards Loch Sween. When we were there, a ferry operated from this harbour to Jura. The village...
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Monday, September 27, 2010
St Columba's Cave on Loch Caolisport
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On the south western side of Loch Caolisport, there is a ruined Chapel and behind that, a cave. This is known as "St Columba's Cav...
Ormsary Estate on Loch Caolisport
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Because a branch of my ancestors left Ormsary Estate for Canada (in 1853), I have a special interest in this place on the east side of Loch ...
Sunday, September 26, 2010
Arichonan
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Like Leac Na Baan, Arichonan was built at the top of a hill, presumably because you could see any approaching ship coming up the Loch. The ...
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Castle Sween
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This is an impressive castle which dominates the sea approaches to Loch Sween. It was known as the "Key to Knapdale", and at Knapd...
Road to Castle Sween
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On the way to Castle Sween, south from Leac Na Baan, there was a gate with a pair of coats of arms. They interested me because they were s...
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