Lewiston (Schottland)
Lewiston schottisch-gälisch Blàr na Maigh | ||
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Straßenzug in Lewiston | ||
Koordinaten | 57° 19′ N, 4° 29′ W | |
Traditionelle Grafschaft | Inverness-shire | |
Verwaltung | ||
Post town | DRUMNADROCHIT | |
Postleitzahlenabschnitt | IV63 | |
Landesteil | Scotland | |
Council area | Highland | |
Britisches Parlament | Ross, Skye and Lochaber | |
Schottisches Parlament | Skye, Lochaber and Badenoch | |
Lewiston, schottisch-gälisch Blàr na Maigh,[1] ist ein kleines Dorf in der Grafschaft Inverness-shire, etwa 25 km südwestlich von Inverness, in der schottischen Council Area Highland (Schottisches Hochland), unweit des Ufers von Loch Ness.
Es grenzt im Norden an den Ort Drumnadrochit. In unmittelbarer Nähe befindet sich Urquhart Castle.
Weblinks
- Eintrag zu Lewiston in Canmore, der Datenbank von Historic Environment Scotland (englisch)
Einzelnachweise
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(c) Eric Gaba, NordNordWest, CC BY-SA 3.0
Positionskarte von Schottland, Vereinigtes Königreich
(c) Richard Haworth, CC BY-SA 2.0
Lewiston Arms in Lewiston. The Lewiston Arms Hotel was once the social focal point for the local men (and a few women) of Drumnadrochit and the surrounding area. A place where you had to throw yourself out if you wanted to see your bed that night. The sadly missed proprietor, Nicky Quinn, once appeared on Bruce Forsyth's 'Play Your Cards Right' and was said to be the only one ever to extract a 'wee shot' from the Green Room BEFORE the show started. Not surprisingly Nicky wore a kilt that day, 'give us a twirl, give us a twirl' said Brucey, he obliged of course! Saved from demolition, the Lewiston has re-opened as the Loch Ness Inn, comprising of the Lewiston Restaurant and the Brewery Bar. Lewiston Road, stretching into the distance, once only had houses on the right hand side, apart from the Lewiston Arms. Now many have sprung up on the left, next to the River Coiltee, against the judgement of my grandfather, who remember a great flood that engulfed the road back in 1933. Thanks Jimmy for the correction of your brother's surname.