Pan Ha'
Introduction
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Image: © James Allan Taken: 23 Jul 2007
Pan Ha’ is a group of 16th to 18th century cottages with white-washed walls, crow-stepped gables and pantiled roofs on the Dysart seafront. These have been restored by the National Trust for Scotland although they are now privately owned.
