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By Hole Ousia Posted on January 3, 2019January 3, 2019

John Betjeman and E M Forster

Words are from Howards End by E. M. Forster.

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Bishopsfauld

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Brucklay castle

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Jawhills

Keeper’s House for Hamilton Mausoleum

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Kilmaron castle

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Rosneath Castle

Rossie castle

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Royal Cornhill Hospital

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Mavisbank (as Clerk’s “villa”)

Mavisbank (maps and plans)

Mavisbank (newspaper cuttings)

Mavisbank (the Asylum years)

Mavisbank: Repeats its Love

Mavisbank: Talk to the Civic Trust Conference

The Mercer Obelisk

The Old Bridge of Livet

The REGAL Cinema

The ruins of Erskine Beveridge

The Temple of Decision

The Viking Cinema

Thornton Fever Hospital

Tollafraick, Glenkindie

Tombain, Cabrach

Torwood Cottage

Totarder

Tullibody House

Tullybeagles Lodge

Turnalt

Upper Cabrach School

Upper Quoigs

Vallay

W A T C H M A N

Walkinshaw House

Wanderwang

Waterloo Tower

West Dron Hill Farm

Whaick

Whigham Inn

Whitehaugh Mausoleum

Woodbank House, Balloch

The Ageing Stone

The Antiquary

The Great Tapestry of Scotland

The Wilkie’s of Errol

There was an insistent present tenseness

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