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Portencross Castle in North Ayrshire, showing how a building can be returned from the brink of collapse by careful restoration. Parts of what you see today date back to about 1360. More pics and info: https://www.undiscoveredscotland.co.uk/westkilbride/portencrosscastle/index.html

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Portencross Castle in North Ayrshire. The image shows a tall stone castle of brownish stone standing with a narrow end pointing off to the left and a long side in shadow to its right. The castle is built on a rocky promontory and there is sea in the bottom right of the frame and curving around the building. The sky is blue.

Undiscovered Scotland

@UndisScot@mastodon.scot · 6 days ago

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Undiscovered Scotland

@UndisScot@mastodon.scot · 3 months ago

The harbour in the pretty village of Dunure in Ayrshire, overlooked by the village inn. The origins of the village probably date back to those of nearby Dunure Castle, while the harbour was built in 1811 by Thomas Kennedy for £50,000. More pics and info: https://www.undiscoveredscotland.co.uk/dunure/dunure/index.html

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Dunure in Ayrshire. The image shows a substantial harbour with stone wharves on the right and in the background enclosing water in the bottom left of the frame. There are five small fishing boats moored facing the right-hand wharf. In the upper right of the frame a line of white-painted buildings climbs tha hill on the far side of a road, including one named the Dunure Inn. There are trees in the background with more buildings above them. The sky is blue.

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