Old photograph of the Clachaig Hotel in Killin, Scotland. Clachaig is a Scottish Gaelic word that means " stone place ". It refers to several places in Scotland and is famously the name of a long-standing inn in Glen Coe. The name is derived from clach, the Gaelic word for stone.
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