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lillibets Says: A walled garden followed by a woodland garden.Owned and operated by the National Trust of Scotland
lillibets Says: These 4 shops were the centre of the village and the first was Argyll and Butes local library which is not opened on a Friday.......
lillibets Says: On a late September morning the two industrious ladies with piles of wrapped christmas presents ready for Romanian Orphanages were most helpful in our quest for the site of Bruces coastal seat.They were able to unearth this ceremonial document of a commemoration service at...
lillibets Says: A tranquil little walk to Cardross isle which is now connected to the mainland leaves little evidence that this was King Robert the Bruces summer holiday island where he passed away or as they say in scots poetically was" gathered in".Nestling on the north shore of the clyde...
CARDROSS VILLAGE HALL: BARN DANCES,FETTES AND
lillibets Says: On theoutskirts of the village this impressive hall is the focal point of Cardross being flexible enough to offer a range of romms and facilities
Roquecitiestour Says: The big city peels away to verdant greenery and this village with lush forests and riverside walks is well worth exploring
Cardross station on line to Helensburgh.
lillibets Says: Trains leave Glasgow Charing cross on the Helensburgh line and stop at this cute shoreside station
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On theoutskirts of the village this impressive hall is the focal point of Cardross being flexible enough to offer a range of romms and facilities
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