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1. Review - Creely Glad
(Reviews/Food Reviews)
...hat inn is still ship-shape   Eating out, Evening Express, July 2nd 2002 OVER the years I must have seem half a dozen Creel owners come and go. There's always a sense of expec...

2. Review - Secret of Survival
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...s the steepness of it's gradient, both above and below high water mark. Patrick Stewart noted this 175 years ago when he remarked on the Old Statistical Account "The sounding of all the coast...

3. Review - Creely Glad
(Static Content)
...hat inn is still ship-shape   Eating out, Evening Express, July 2nd 2002 OVER the years I must have seem half a dozen Creel owners come and go. There's always a sense of expec...

4. Tourist Information
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...y. It stands at the heart of the community of Arbuthnott in which Gibbon spent his formative years, and which inspired his greatest writings. Marking the fulfilment of a long-s...

5. Artists Village
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...ne has long been associated with the arts and has been known as "the artists village" for many years. Artists, poets and musicians have over the years drawn inspiration from the dramatic sea...

6. Catterline
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...s lands and the mill were leased to Andrew Moncur of Mains (Dundee) and his wife Janet Graham for 19 years for an annual rent of 2 chalders of barley, two chalders of flour and ten multures from...

7. Our Beer
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...ooth dark and distinctive with a sweet/sour flavour. A lovely brewery making truly great beers that take years to mature before being let out of the brewery. LIEFMANS FRAMBOZEN 4.5% abv FR...

8. The Creel-Inn-Canvas #2
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... of study in Fine Art. Marga Marga has experienced art and creativity through working for forty years with children and young people with special needs in the environment of Camphill R.St.S...

9. Review - Secret of Survival
(Static Content)
...s the steepness of it's gradient, both above and below high water mark. Patrick Stewart noted this 175 years ago when he remarked on the Old Statistical Account "The sounding of all the coast...

10. Tourist Information
(Static Content)
...y. It stands at the heart of the community of Arbuthnott in which Gibbon spent his formative years, and which inspired his greatest writings. Marking the fulfilment of a long-s...

11. Artists Village
(Static Content)
...ne has long been associated with the arts and has been known as "the artists village" for many years. Artists, poets and musicians have over the years drawn inspiration from the dramatic sea...

12. Catterline
(Static Content)
...s lands and the mill were leased to Andrew Moncur of Mains (Dundee) and his wife Janet Graham for 19 years for an annual rent of 2 chalders of barley, two chalders of flour and ten multures from...

13. Our Beer
(Static Content)
...ooth dark and distinctive with a sweet/sour flavour. A lovely brewery making truly great beers that take years to mature before being let out of the brewery. LIEFMANS FRAMBOZEN 4.5% abv FR...

14. Pictavia
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...ls the story of Scotland's ancient Pictish tribes, a warrior people who roamed Angus nearly two thousand years ago. Discover their stories, battles, music, art - discover their lives....

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