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St John's Town of Dalry This beautifully situated village located on a slope leading down to the Water of Ken developed to serve pilgrims on their way to St Ninian's Cathedral Church at Whithorn. Today this is a popular stop of point for walkers on The Southern Upland Way which passes through the village, This photo is in the heart of the village with the popular Clachan Inn on the left.
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| Author | Kevin Rae |
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