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Tullich (/ˈtʌlɪx/,
Scottish Gaelic: An Tulach) is a
village in Aberdeenshire, Scotland. It is
known as the
birthplace of St.
Nathalan and also as the...
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Battle of
Tullich, also
known as the
Battle of the P**** near
Tullich,
occurred on 10
February 1654 in
Tullich,
Scotland during Glencairn's rising...
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hunting lodge on the
Balmoral Castle estate in the
parish of Glenmuick,
Tullich and
Glengairn in Aberdeenshire. It is a
small two-storey
building with...
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claimed that
longbows may have been used as late as 1654 at the
Battle of
Tullich in
northeast Scotland. The
earliest known book on
European longbow archery...
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Tullich Hill (632 m) is a hill in the
southern Grampian Mountains of Scotland. It lies
south of the
village of Arrochar,
between Loch Long and Loch Lomond...
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Potarch Rhynie Ruthven Strachan Strathdon Tillyfourie Tornaveen Towie Tullich Whitehouse Ythanwells Places of
interest Alford Valley Railway Badenyon...
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bringing with him
several hundred Cameron warriors. At the
Battle of
Tullich on 10
February 1654,
Lochiel was second-in-command to
Glencairn and had...
- Tomintoul, Moray,
Cairngorms National Park Tongue,
Highland Torridon,
Highland Tullich,
Aberdeenshire Tyndrum, Stirling, Loch
Lomond and the
Trossachs National...
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Scottish Gaelic:
Tulach Cultraidh,
perhaps from
older Gaelic Tullich-cul-tir, or "the mount/hill at the back of the country") is a town in Clackmannanshire...
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village developed with a "Centrical Church"
replacing the
churches at
Tullich,
Glengairn and Foot o'
Gairn which had
become ruins. A
foundation stone...
