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nickandchris Says: We nearly gave this site a miss, being up a very narrow and steep road but in the end, we decided to take the motorbike off the van and travel that way.We were so glad we made the effort; what a beautiful location and tranquil ancient site this is!!Set on a hillside,...
nickandchris Says: Carsluith Castle is set off the A75, next to the coast. There is a small car park at the side of it and more parking by the smokery, in front.This is a typical L shaped tower house,, probably built in the late 15th century and almost 10 metres tall, with tremendously thick...
Wigtown Sands: Not The Most Peaceful of Layby's
nickandchris Says: Our overnight stop enroute to Garlieston was a decent sized layby, looking out over Wigtown Sands. Only problem was the incessant traffic noise, after all, this was the major route to Stranraer where ferries arrive and leave at all hours.We spent the afternoon watching the...
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A Brief Encounter In These Parts.....
After exploring to the west of Kirkcudbright, we pressed on, with the intention of a spot of free overnight camping somewhere enroute to Garlieston. Once passed Fleet Bay, the A75 follows the coast...
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