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near to Rait, Perth And Kinross, Scotland

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	Fingask Castle by Euan Nelson Fingask Castle dates from the late sixteenth century. The first known owners were the Bruces of Clackmannan, and in 1672 possession of the castle passed to the Threipland family. Despite being forfeited in 1746 following the failure of... (more)
	Fingask from the air by Mike Pennington Taken from a hot air balloon above Balmyre. The New Mains of Fingask are left of centre in the foreground.
	Road, Fingask by Richard Webb The road runs through attractive woodland and into a steep sided glen.
	Fingask Statuary (2) by Anne Burgess One of the Category B Listed features of the policies of Fingask Castle is the collection of 19th century statues by David Anderson and his son William, who were from either Dundee or Perth depending on which source you trust. Many of the... (more)
	Craig Burn Bridge by Mick Garratt 19th Century, see Link
	Fingask Topiary (2) by Anne Burgess The gardens at Fingask Castle are among the oldest in Scotland, dating from the 17th century. They also feature a notable collection of 19th century topiary, of ehich these are a few examples. See... (more)
	Royal lion on the old Perth mercat cross by kim traynor See NO2227 : Old Perth mercat cross
	Signpost, Fingask by Richard Webb The road on the right goes over the Sidlaw Hills to Bandirran.
	Fingask Castle by Alastair Muirhead Taken from within the garden grounds.
	Fingask Castle from the air by Mike Pennington Taken from a hot air balloon just east of Rait. As well as the castle, the New Mains of Fingask can be seen on the right and Over Fingask is on the left.
	Pet Cemetery by Anne Burgess A memorial to generations of family pets, set in a shady spot near the yew avenue.
	Fingask Castle by Tom Pennington