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Rowallan Guest House
Rob and Julie Hart would like to invite you to stay at Rowallan Guest House. From its convenient central location you will be able to explore all that Dumfries and Galloway has to offer, take in its beauty, learn about its history, partake in its man |
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Wigtown - Scotland's national book town
Scotland`s National Book Town – a book lovers haven – and with over quarter of a million books to choose from, old and new … it is impossible to escape empty handed. |
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DGB Life
Online magazine for Dumfries and Galloway |
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Southern Upland Way
Southernuplandway.com is the most comprehensive source of information available to assist with planning a walking holiday across Scotland's coast to coast as well as shorter walking holidays here in Southern Scotland. |
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Creetown Gem Rock Museum
THE GEM ROCK IS THE LEADING INDEPENDENT MUSEUM OF ITS KIND IN THE UK AND IS RENOWNED WORLDWIDE. Owned and run by Tim and Rosemarie Stephenson it is regarded as one of the finest private collections of gemstones, crystals, minerals, rocks and fos |
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Cream O Galloway
An organic farm, creamery and tourist destination comprising nature trails and a gift store set in the Galloway Hills |
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Bladnoch Distillery
Situated on the banks of the River Bladnoch, the Distillery and Visitors Centre has one of the best Gift Shops in the area with examples of local crafts, good quality Scottish woollen goods and all at attractive prices. |
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Wigtown Off Road Driving Centre
You don't have to own a 4x4 to enjoy the thrills of Off Road Driving.
We have Land Rover Discoveries for you to experience the drive of your life. Before you set off on the adventure with 1 to 1 tuition a qualified instructor will give you a short |
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The Whitehorn Trust
The Royal Burgh of Whithorn has an important history which is immediately obvious from the medieval street layout. Even more significant is the hidden evidence of the early origins of a settlement on this site going back to the 5th century, Scotland’ |
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South West Scotland Hillwalking
Virtual walks in a less frequented area of Scotland - descriptions of the walks using pictures that take you sequentially along the routes from start to finish :- with maps; where to park; historical and navigational information; and an attempt to co |
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Visit South West Scotland
We did. We liked it so much we opened a shop. |
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MB7
SCOTTISH MOUNTAIN BIKING ADVENTURES WITH MB7...
Join us for an exhilarating mountain biking adventure at the 7stanes in Southern Scotland.
Check out our range of holidays if you want to make the most of Scotland's biking heaven. If you are new |
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Newton Stewart Cinema
Check out Newton Stewart Cinema for some post-trek entertainment. |
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7 Stanes Mountain Biking Trails
Big country riding, rolling hills, views to die for and mile upon mile of technical singletrack – it's all here in the south of Scotland.
Some of the world's best biking, guaranteed, with great local accommodation, food and fine local ales make vi |
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Trailbrakes Mountain Biking holidays
Trailbrakes are fantastically placed to offer great Scottish mountain biking holidays in the heart of the world renowned 7stanes. Based in the centre of Dumfries and Galloway we have 5 of the 7stanes trails within 50 minutes of our door. |
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Xclusia Conifers Leisure Park
Set in the backdrop of the Galloway Forest Park within easy reach of superb fishing, walking and cycling.
Conifers Leisure park offers you a secluded place to spend a holiday with access to the countryside and all its activities.
Set amidst 31 |
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Stables Guest House, Newton Stewart
Set in pleasant gardens and only a short walk from Newton Stewart High Street with its' many restaurants, cafes and shops. The Stables is an ideal base for touring or simply relaxing. |
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Creebridge House Hotel
The Creebridge House Hotel is a traditional Scottish country house hotel which preserves the peace and tranquility of rural life in elegant surroundings. A couple of minutes walk from town, and set in three acres of gradens and woodland |
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Newton Stewart Business Association
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Newton Stewart Walking Festival
A week long event in May, organised to publicise the Galloway Hills area of Scoltand. As well as publicising the festival, the website gives details of places to stay, local history and a selection of the best walks in the area. |
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Dumfries and Galloway Tourist Board
Your first port of call for information about this stunning region. |
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