A Very Rural Turnstile
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A Very Rural Turnstile
Image: © Paul McLennan Taken: 16 May 2023
No expects the Inquisition . . . or to pech to the top of a rocky crag and have to negotiate a turnstile. Neatly in the frame is the Buffalo Hut, a very stylish bothy so called by locals as it sits in the park on the slope of Birnam Hill where Sir William Drummond Stewart kept a small herd of American Bison. Souvenirs of his adventures with the Mountain Men across the Great Plains and into the Rockies in the 1830s.
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Image Location
Latitude
56.540991
Longitude
-3.555449