Street View St Fillans Parish Church
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Street view of St Fillans Parish Church, Killin, Scotland. St Fillans Parish Church, in Killin on Loch Tay, is known locally as the Grouse Chapel, it was built in 1876 from corrugated iron by the 7th Marquis of Breadalbane for members of his shooting parties. It is one of the few Victorian "tin tabernacles" still in active use, as both a Scottish Episcopal Church and also by the local Roman Catholic Congregation.
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Tour Scotland photograph of Soutra Aisle, Scotland. Located just within the Scottish Borders, not far from Fala, is the remains of the House of the Holy Trinity, a church that was part of a complex comprising a hospital and a friary. The aisle has survived by having been the burial place of the Pringles of Soutra, now of Torwoodlee, with a lintel above the entrance dating from 1688.
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Photograph Loch Ness Dores Scotland
Photograph of Loch Ness from Dores, South of Inverness, Scotland.
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Street view of Dores Inn, South of Inverness, Scotland. Located eight miles south of Inverness, the village of Dores boasts the very popular Dores Inn. Housed in a small Scottish cottage that still retains many of its original features, the bar and restaurant are small but cosy with a log fire in winter, and a few tables are scattered outside overlooking Loch Ness.
Photograph Gordon Brown Oban Scotland
Photograph of Gordon Brown at the Scottish Labour party conference Corran Halls, Oban, Scotland. Photographic Print of Scottish Labour party conference from Press Association Images
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