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The coastal county of Ayrshire in south west Scotland is a rural, rich in history - including many sites linked to Robbie Burns and is studded with fantastic views, golf courses and countryside. The Isle of Arran, the largest island in the Firth of Clyde, is accessible from the mainland by ferry.
County overviewShropshire or Salop, is a border county between England and Wales easily accessible from London and Birmingham by road and rail. The River Severn runs through Shropshire and into the Ironbridge Gorge, the birthplace of the Industrial Revolution and a UNESCO world heritage site, The Severn Valley offers spectacular scenery, walking and cycling opportunities. The Ironbridge area is part of Shropshire’s industrial heritage which remains important today as part of the county’s tourism industry with various museums and industrial attractions.
County overviewScotland’s Highlands & Islands cover a large area in the north-west of Scotland and the surrounding islands. A combination of mountains, lochs, and coastline, it has a diverse landscape with stunning scenery.
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