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Articles related to "Dumfries"
Weems-Botts Museum, Dumfries, Virginia The oldest structure in Dumfries, Virginia was once the bookstore and lodging for traveling salesman, Mason Locke Weems. weems-botts museum • mason locke weems • dumfries • virginia • george washington
Moffat- The Town of Contrasts mofat is a twon in the borders fo scotland full of contrasts. visit it in summer for a pleasant afternoon but in winter it seems like it is "shut" moffat • dumfries • galloway • scotland • town
Seagull Summit Held In Dumfries On the 24th June, a nation-wide meeting was held in Dumfries to discuss seagull problems in urban areas. However, current laws make tackling the problem very difficult. seagull problems in scotland • urban gull summit 2008 • seagulls in towns • aberdeen seagull problems • mike russell urban gull summit
Robert Burns Robert Burns is world famous as a farmer and poet of the people, yet a large part of his adventurous life was spent as a respectable government Exciseman. robert burns • customs and excise • smuggling • port glasgow • dumfries
Child Friendly Travel in Dumfries and Galloway Dumfries and Galloway is Scotland's most kid-friendly destination: sandy beaches, farm parks, campsites and ice cream parlours galore. Here are the best places to visit. child friendly travel • travel in dumfries and galloway • scotland vacations • scottish ice cream • ruined castles scotland
Robert Burns 250th Anniversary Celebrations January 25th, 2009 is an important date for fans of the great Scottish poet Robert Burns. It marks the 250th anniversary of his birth. robert burns 250th anniversary celebrations • robert burns 250th anniversary • robert burns celebrations 2009 • rabbie burns 250th anniversary celebrations • rabbie burns 250th anniversary
Medieval Outlaw Heroes of Scotland This week's outlaws, William Wallace and Robert the Bruce, come from late 13th and early 14th century Scotland. william wallace • robert the bruce • battle of stirling bridge • bannockburn • comyn
Moniaive Folk Festival is New Scottish Tradition The annual Moniaive Folk Music Festival is held each May in what has become known as Scotland's Festivals Village. 2009 sees Dervish headlining the 3-day event. scottish folk music festival • scotland's festival village • moniaive • dumfries and galloway • may weekend activities
Scottish Hotel Gets Big Make-Over Scotland's Moffat House Hotel in the village of Moffat, a short drive from Glasgow and Edinburgh, has a quarter-million pound refit to upgrade from 3-star to 4-star moffat house hotel • dumfries and galloway • renovation and refurbishment • from 3-star to 4-star • fine dining
The Black Douglas of Threave Built by Archibald the Grim, of the Black Douglas family, in the late 1300s, Threave Castle rises as a foreboding tower from an island in the middle of the River Dee. scotland • threave castle foreboding tower • lordship galloway • dumfries • black douglas
The Scottish Poet Robert Burns Robert "Rabbie" Burns rose from humble beginnings to become renowned in 18th century literary circles. His poems and songs are still enjoyed today. the scottish poet robert burns • robert burns • rabbie burns • scottish poet robert burns • robert burns poet
Robert Burns Website Robert Burns, the best selling poet ever, now has a new website thanks to Scotland's tourist organisation VisitScotland. robert burns • thatched cottage in alloway • scottish market town of ayr • the ploughman poet • visitscotland
The Life and Works of Robert Burns Robert Burns (1759-1796) is Scotland's favourite poet. His popularity is acknowledged the world over on Burn's Night. Learn about his humble life and literary glory. life and works of robert burns • works of robert burns • robert burns • famous scottish poet • scottish poet
Scotland Best for Mountain Biking Scotland, where the bicycle began, is the best place on the planet for mountain biking, and that's official. bike • bicycle • cycling • cycle • biking
Classic Authors: J.M. Barrie A brief biography of Scottish author J.M. Barrie, creator of Peter Pan. j.m. barrie • peter pan • peter davies • kerriemuir • theater
Reivers - The Border Marches of Britain The Border Laws were unique to the Border Country of England and Scotland. In place as early as 1249, they sought to control the clans until the Union of the Crowns. scotland • scottish • border reivers • reivers • the border line
Writers' Rituals – Mary Smith Writing a novel requires an idea, the right words, and something extra. Author Mary Smith shares the secrets of her approach to writing, from idea to execution. mary smith • no more mulberries • afghanistan • writers rituals • writing habits
Don Rendell and Ian Carr Quintet Some of the finest modern jazz to come out of Britain in the 60s was created by tenor saxophonist Don Rendell and trumpeter Ian Carr - jazz that is still vibrant today. don rendell • ian carr • miles davis • phase iii • modern jazz
Declaration of Arbroath The Declaration of Arbroath was written in 1306 and is a significant part of Scottish history. arbroath • declaration • scotland • bruce • freedom
1986 Formula 1 Season Alain Prost and McLaren started 1986 as defending champions. The main threat to their Formula 1 title came from Williams. 1986 formula 1 season • 1986 f1 season • 1986 f1 champion • 1986 formula 1 champion • 1986 f1 world champion
Berwick: What to Do, Where to Stay Berwick-upon-Tweed is the most northerly town in England, and attractions include the Lowry Trail walk, its town walls, museums, a beautiful harbour and good hotels. berwick • berwick-upon-tweed • things to do • what to see • where to stay
Earthquake Strikes United Kingdom An earthquake measuring 5.2 on the Richter Scale was felt in the United Kingdom on Wednesday February 27th 2008. earthquake strikes united kingdom • richter scale • what causes an earthquake • after shocks • the earth
Enjoy the Taste of Scotland Exhibition, Glasgow Glasgow's food and drink exhibition, Enjoy the Taste of Scotland, is a treat for lovers of haggis, whisky and Scottish beer, as generous tastings were on offer. enjoy the taste of scotland • glasgow scotland • food and drink exhibition • traditional scottish food • whisky tasting
Halliday Surname History in Scotland The name Halliday and its many variations is frequently cited as a battle cry from ancient times in Scotland. halliday surname history in scotland • variants of the name that may have been a battle c • halliday surname before recorded history • chieftain thomas halliday tower at river annan • surname origins and derivations
New Rough Guide to Scotland A new Scotland travel guide, specially a Rough Guide, is welcome. This covers hotels, restaurants, sights and more, from Edinburgh and Glasgow to Highlands & islands. new rough guide to scotland • latest and best scottish guidebook • travel guide to glasgow and edinburgh • scottish highlands and islands • recommended book
Reivers - The Irvings of Bonshaw The Irvings of Bonshaw were allies with the Johnstones of Annandale in the Reiving Times of the 16th century. Their feud with the Maxwells was both bitter and prolonged. scotland • scottish • reivers • border reivers • border pele tower
The Finest Scottish Food Scotland is the home of Aberdeen Angus, Scottish Salmon, Arbroath Smokies, Haggis,and the deep fried Mars Bar, a recipe you wont find in many cookery books. scottish food • scottish seafood • scottish cuisine • what is haggis • scottish recipe
World's Best Whisky Distilleries to Visit Whisky distilleries worldwide are cottoning on to the fact that doing tours is a handy moneyspinner. Knowing which distilleries give best value for money visits is tough. worlds best whisky distilleries • whisky tours • sales of scottish single malt • americas top whiskies • jack daniels
Darien - Scottish Colonial Disaster in 1700 Scotland's 17th century attempt to build an Empire in central America ended in disaster. But it paved the way for a partnership with their greatest rivals, England. darien scheme • disaster of scottish seventeenth century colonisat • failure of scotland's empire • tropical storms and fever • act of union between scotland and england in 1707
Red Squirrels in the United Kingdom Red squirrels are threatened in the UK by the expansion of their grey North American cousins. As their range shrinks, conservation groups are working to protect them. red squirrels • red squirrels in the uk • where to see red squirrels in the uk • grey squirrels • forestry commission
Reivers - The Maxwell - Johnstone Feud of 1593 Throughout the centuries that the Reivers held sway in the English Scottish Border lands many of the families were at feud. None more so than the Johnstones and Maxwells scotland • scottish • reivers • border reivers • maxwell |
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