 margaretvn's Dundee Travelogues | | | | Title [Click to view] | Travel Year | Pictures | | photo impression | 2002 |  19 |
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| Page Views: 361 Last Visit to Dundee: 2002 | photo impression by margaretvn - last update: Jul 28, 2002 |
The Italian Gardens at Glamis palace are open to the public and are marvellous. |
Koos and i are fanscinated by the ancient "Standing Stones" and search them out wherever possible. |
and the back of the stone |
a detail..... thousands of years old and still so good! |
a lovely angel... a few thousand years old. |
The little fishing villages of the East Neuk of Fife are lovely and worth visiting. Alexander Selkerk, the writer of Robinson Crusoe was born in Upper Largo. |
The ruins of Dunfemline Palace - where KIng Malcolm married Queen Margaret look out over the wonderfully green and cool Pittencrief Park. The park was bought by Andrew Carnegie and opened to the public (he was not allowed in as a boy). |
Glamis Castle - the childhood home of the Queen Mother Queen Elizabeth the second - is lovely. |
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lou31 Sun Jul 29, 2007 09:39 UTC
Nice pages. Your pics and tips are well done...I absolutely loved Scotland. My father was born in Bannockburn and I will be returning there next year... | matcrazy1 Wed Apr 27, 2005 17:22 UTC
Very interesting off the beaten path tips. The Queen's View near Pitlochry is awesome - your picture is like from National Geographic magazine :-). | DWARF-2 Sat Feb 12, 2005 00:35 UTC
Good tips using your local knowledge. | prleprle Sun Jan 25, 2004 18:32 UTC
Castles, lakes, ruins, flowers with the stings and pineapple house... beautifull! |
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