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Holiday in Blair Gowrie
Charmed8
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Hi would welcome some feedback from locals in the area and around Blair Gowrie or who have visited. Planning a trip for a group, some may be wheelchair bound. Days out, evening entertainment etc. Planning to be in the area for a week in September. Looking forward to chatting :-)
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I suggest you get in touch with the icentre in Blairgowrie as they will be very knowledgeable about the area and will be able to give you specific advice - email: [email protected] or tel: 01250 872960. Also, have you had a look at VisitScotland's web page on Blairgowrie?
I have visited Dunkeld Cathedral which has level access and you can also take the Bishops walk which is among some amazing Douglas fir, yew and larch trees.
Charmed8
Charmed8