The 8 Regions of Arran
The eight regions of Isle of Arran are Brodick, Lamlash , Kildonan, Blackwaterfoot and Shiskine, Pirnmill, Corrie and Sannox. These eight beautiful regions and areas that make up the Isle of Arran and each has something unique to offer. To start with, the Brodick area holds the largest population on Arran and is also major [...]
Brodick Castle Scotland
On the reverse of the British pound note is an illustration of Brodick Castle. It began its illustrious history as a fortress built in the early fifth century. Located outside of the port of Brodick on the Scotland’s Isle of Arran, Brodick Castle has had its share of inhabitants. Beginning in the fifth century with [...]
The Isle of Arran
Located in the Firth of Clyde, the Isle of Arran is known as the Sleeping Warrior because of its resemblance to a sleeping figure. The history and story of the Isle of Arran is full of conquest and ancient lore. From its Neolithic Age beginning, the Isle has seen many different groups of people and [...]
Arran Heritage Museum
25 June 2009
The Isle of Arran Heritage Museum, is a place that everyone should visit if they ever have the chance. The museum deals with much of the archives, archeology, geology and genealogy concerning the Isle of Arran and has an a good number of archived exhibits. The museum has scheduled lots of events for the 2009 season. [...]
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The 8 Regions of Arran
25 June 2009
The eight regions of Isle of Arran are Brodick, Lamlash , Kildonan, Blackwaterfoot and Shiskine, Pirnmill, Corrie and Sannox. These eight beautiful regions and areas that make up the Isle of Arran and each has something unique to offer. To start with, the Brodick area holds the largest population on Arran and is also major [...]
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The Islands of Arran
25 June 2009
Wild, untamed scenery is what you get when you pay a visit to the Isle of Arran. One of the largest islands of Arran is Inis Mor. There you can visit an old stone fort that still stands proudly overlooking a 250 ft drop to the ocean. The other islands that are located around the [...]
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Brodick Castle Scotland
24 June 2009
On the reverse of the British pound note is an illustration of Brodick Castle. It began its illustrious history as a fortress built in the early fifth century. Located outside of the port of Brodick on the Scotland’s Isle of Arran, Brodick Castle has had its share of inhabitants. Beginning in the fifth century with [...]
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The Villages of Arran
24 June 2009
On the Isle of Arran, there are many small villages. Some larger than others of course, and each has their own unique appeal to the traveller and tourist. The island contains 18 individual villages for everyone’s visiting pleasure. Following is a list of the villages, along with a few more details on some of the [...]
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Ferry Transportation to Arran
24 June 2009
You are in the northern area of the British isles, or across the water Ireland side. You decide that you want to take a ferry trip to Scotland but aren’t sure how to find out what exists or what format of travel to pursue for your journey. Once you figure it out, it’s a pretty [...]
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