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Ossian's Hall
History and information about Ossian's Hall and cave near Dunkeld in Perthshire which is owned by the NTS Scotland with photographsThis was built by the Duke of Atholl as a romantic Georgian Folly in the 18th century. It originally had mirrors on the walls and ceilings to reflect the Black Linn Waterfall. This gave the optical illusion of water flowing in 360 degrees.
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They would visit this summerhouse from their nearby home of Dunkeld House, which no longer exists. Sadly the mirrors are now gone, though mirror glass paintings adorn the walls and it gives views down to the Black Linn Waterfall.
It is a popular place for private weddings and on the day we visited the bride arrived in style in this wonderful former US Army truck:
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Ossian's Cave
This stone vault was created in 1760 in memory of the blind Scottish poet Ossian. The third Earl of Breadalbane wanted a hermit to reside here but no-one wanted to, though in 1869 Donald Anderson did dress up with a long beard made out of lichens and he wore animal skins.

The area is called The Hermitage and makes a lovely walk. More local places to visit include the Pass of Killiecrankie Walk, Queen's View, Falls of Bruar, Rannoch Moor Train Station, Blair Castle and Diana Grove with Hercules Garden, Atholl Country Life Museum, Dunkeld Cathedral, Beatrix Potter Garden, Loch of Lowes Osprey and the Scottish Crannog Centre.
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For somewhere local to stay try the Pitlochry Hydro Hotel.
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Haggis Game
Helicopter Lessons
Hot Air Ballooning over the Castles.
Hotels
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Jokes
Lighthouses
Links
Make Up Lesson
Manicure
Monopoly
Monuments
Murder Mystery
Museums
Old Aberdeen
Paintball
Parks
Photographs
Places To Stay
Places To Visit With Children
Recipes
Restaurants
Retro Football Tops

Scottish Tourist Attractions
Search Site
Shopping
Site Map
Spa Day
Speed Dating
Sports
Test Shopping
Wildlife
Youth Groups