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Kelburn Castle
is beautifully situated at the foot
of a spectacular glen, a hundred feet
above sea level, half a mile from
the sea, overlooking the islands of
the Firth of Clyde. One of Kelburn's
most outstanding features is its glen.
In the space of just over half a mile,
the Kel Burn, which has helped to
form the glen over thousands of years,
rises on the moors 800 feet above
the Castle and drops dramatically
by way of many waterfalls and deep
gorges to the sea. The glen is a wealth
of wild flowers and ferns, shrubs
and trees, partly cultivated but predominantly
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