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"Named for its rather distinctive shape, The Pencil was built in 1912 as a reminder of the Viking influence over Scotland. Overlooking the Firth of Clyde and standing at around 70 feet tall, the pencil remembers the Battle of Largs, where the Scottish defeated 160 ships belonging to the Norwegian King Haco. Take a leisurely walk along the prom in Largs towards the southern end at Bowen Craig and you can’t miss this monument standing 70 feet high in the shape of a pencil. The view from this spot of the Firth of Clyde and the Marina are lovely." Source: https://hiddenscotland.com/listings/largs-pencil-monument

マグナス・ザ・ヴァイキングは、歴史的なラーグスの戦い750周年を記念して、2013年にノース・エアシャー評議会からラーグスの人々に贈られました。 ヴァイキングは1263年のラーグスの戦いで敗北し、それがスコットランド本土への最後の襲撃となりました。 パース条約に基づき、ノルウェー王マグナスは1266年にアウター・ヘブリディーズ諸島とマン島をスコットランド王権に譲渡しました。 （像の近くの看板からの情報）

Castle Semple Loch Visitor Centre is situated in the heart of Clyde Muirshiel Regional Park in Scotland. The centre offers a range of facilities including a café, exhibitions, and information on local wildlife and activities.

Amazing crematorium. If your ride has just about wiped you out, why not pop in here and have the job finished off.

An award wining crematorium with one of the loveliest back drops and looking down the Garnock Valley.

The original purpose of the temple was simply a landscape feature or ‘folly’, designed to be seen from the mansion house and by visitors arriving at Castle Semple. It also served as a summer house with panoramic views. The design of the building probably comes from James Gibbs ‘Book of Architecture’, published in 1728, a sort of architect’s scrapbook of ideas. Gibbs described his designs as ‘summer houses in the form of temples of an octagonal form. The Follie originally had a roof and glazed windows but these were damaged in a fire. It also had trees planted beside it.

The smallest of Ayrshire’s six principal rivers, the Garnock’s source is in the Muirshiel Hills above Kilbirnie. From here it flows for 39km before entering the sea, via a shared estuary with the River Irvine