Full Description
The lovely land of hills, moors and beaches is bounded by the Atlantic and the Solway. Steeped in history and legend, still unspoiled, it is a land whose peace and grandeur are at least comparable to the Highlands, and yet it is hardly known. No area of Scotland better repays exploration than this.
From the Auld Kirk of Alloway where tales of Tam O'Shanter resound, to the legends of St Ninian at one of Scotland's earliest Christian sites, Whithorn, this region is lovingly described by a local author, who will explore with you the splendour of Culzean Castle and delights of Wanlockhead, Scotland's highest village.
Contents
Introduction; What to do on a wet day; What to do on a fine day; Suggested tours; Gazetteer; Ailsa Craig; Glenluce; Maybole; Mull of Galloway; Port Logan; St John's Town of Dalry; Wigtown [etc.]
