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View over Duddingston Loch
MacLean, Kevin, 2008, Digital image
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View over Duddingston Loch
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View over Duddingston Loch, showing Duddingston Church, towards Craigmillar and the Lammermuir Hills
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MacLean, Kevin
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2008
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Edinburgh and Scottish Collection
Duddingston is a small village located on the south-eastern edge of Holyrood Park, about three miles from the centre of Edinburgh. It has been incorporated into the City, but retains a village atmosphere and a distinct identity. A church was established here in the 12th century by the monks of Kelso. The Sheep's Heid Inn in the village is one of the longest established in Scotland. Duddingston also has a picturesque loch with a bird sanctuary.
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