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Taynuilt

Taynuilt lies close to the shores of Loch Etiven and is on the 128-mile long Coast to Coast Walk from Oban to St Andrews. Nearby, at Inverawe, is the Bonawe Furnace, which dates from 1753. Ironworking was carried out here for over 100 years, and the furnace made many of the cannonballs used by Nelson‘s navy. In 1805 the workers erected a statue to Nelson, the first in Britain, and it can still be seen today near Muchairn Church.

At Barguillean Farm you will find Barguillean’s Angus Garden, established in 1957 on the shores of Loch Angus. It extends to nine acres, and was created in memory of Angus Macdonald, a journalist who was killed in Cyprus in 1956.