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Poole Harbour Travel Guide Q: We would like to travel from Glasgow down the coastline to Bladnoch distillery. What is the best route to take in much of the coastline? A: From Glasgow head east on the A737 and A760 to the coast at Largs. Then follow the A78 down the coast to Ayr and then the A719 to Turnberry. Then the A77 as far as Stranraer at which point you will need to start heading inland towards Bladnoch.

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Marie C says:
"Brownsea Island is a pretty and peaceful retreat located in Poole Harbour in Dorset. The only way of getting to the island is by one of the small public ferries. Wandering around the island in the summer, it has a Mediterranean feel to it; the pine tree woodland, the calm atmosphere, the fine harbour views and an abundance of exotic seeming wildlife. Brownsea Island is one of the only places left in southern Britain where you can see the native red squirrel, and it's a wonderful thing trying to spot the shy little creatures! I most certainly recommend a visit to this charming place, for anyone wishing to spend a day peacefully and surrounded by natural beauty."

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