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18th-19th
September, Bannockburn near Stirling 'The
Battle of Bannockburn 2004' commences at approximately 11am and
takes place on the original battlefield. Robert the Bruce will be
outnumbered by the English, however over 12,000 member of the public
attended last years event to support him and the National Trust
for Scotland. In addition there will be weapons demonstrations,
children's entertainment and a pipe band plus lots more... For further
information call 01786 812664. |
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Each
Weekend during September 'Doors Open Days'
Scotland-wide. Duff House, Banff & Macduff is open to the public
on 18th September. It is an 18th century
mansion which was at one time the seat of the Earls and then Dukes
of Fife. The building was designed by William Adam in 1735.m Other
examples of places to visit are Maggie's Centre, Dundee which provides
care for cancer patients and was recently named 'Building of the
year' by the Royal Fine Art Commission. For further information
visit www.doorsopendays.org.uk |
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11th
September, Leuchars, Fife 'RAF Leuchars Airshow'
- for those who want to experience a fun packed exciting day out
then this is a must for all the family. Highlights this year include
- Battle of Britain Memorial Flight, Lancaster Hurricane and Spitfire
- Falcons Parachute Display Team - Red Arrows - RAF Aerobatics Display
Team - plus fun fair, craft fair and larg outdoor market. For more
information visit www.airshow.co.uk |
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22nd-27th
September, Glasgow. Merchant
City Festival. Multi arts festival of cultural riches taking place
throughout Glasgow City. |
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19th-25th September, Mull & Iona, Western Isles. 'The Taste of Mull & Iona Food Festival'. This festival takes place during a week long celebration of the islands' local produce.
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