Strathpeffer from the path to Knock Farrell
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Strathpeffer from the path to Knock Farrell
Image: © Carol Walker Taken: 11 Mar 2005
Strathpeffer is a delightful old spa town which rose to prominence during the Victorian era. Recently there has been a revival of interest in the spa town. If you are 'lucky' you can still find the pump room open to 'enjoy' the delights of sulphurous waters from the Morrison Well. Strong stomachs only!
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Image Location
Latitude
57.591026
Longitude
-4.53616