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New Poster for Pixar's BRAVE

Collider.com - Feb 22, 2012
The story is Pixar's first fairy tale and revolves around a young princess (voiced by Kelly Macdonald) in the Scottish Highlands who defies an age-old custom, inadvertently unleashing chaos and fury in the kingdom. Brave is also the studio's first film ...

Frightened Rabbit Announce Scottish Highlands Tour - Tickets On Sale NOW!

Altsounds.com - Feb 13, 2012
Frightened Rabbit, have announced details on a tour that they are to embark on come April. Consisting of a mix between acoustic sets and full band performances, the Indie quintet are to be playing in intimate venues across their native country, ...

Frightened Rabbit Announce Scottish Highlands Tour

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This Is Fake DIY - Feb 1, 2012
Frightened Rabbit - who are about to start working on their fourth album - have announced details of a tour around the Scottish Highlands, playing in venues with tiny capacities, whilst mixing things up with impromptu acoustic sets amongst full band ...

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Highland Promise

by: Mary McCall
Ordered by King Alexander to wed an Englishwoman, Laird Brendan Sutherland heads to England to wed the sister of his best friend's wife. Having no use for love, he intends to beget a few heirs and forget the lass.

After being falsely accused of the Sin of Eve when she was twelve, Lady Faith of Hawkhurst hides her beauty beneath a hideous disguise, becoming a hag in public. She believes she must enter a convent and live a life of penance or suffer perpetual damnation.

Learning her brother intends to ambush an approaching Highland party, Faith intercepts Brendan and his men to ask their aid in reaching the convent.
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Highland Stone

by: Sloan McBride
After her grandmother's death, Kara Malone inherits a key and a box with a secret. On a plane bound for Hawaii where she is to start a new job, she opens the box to find her grandmother's journal and a beautiful stone. Magical forces propel Kara back in time to the Scottish Highlands where she is nearly run down by Alaxandar MacLeod, the dark stranger from her dreams. Her problems are just beginning.

Alaxandar has been charged with finding the truth behind the recent violent raids against his clan.
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Highland Arms

by: Cathie Dunn
Betrayed by her brother’s lies, Catriona MacKenzie is banished from her Edinburgh home to her godmother’s remote manor in the Highlands. While her father ponders her fate, Catriona’s insatiable curiosity leads her straight into trouble--and into the arms of a notorious Highlander.
Five years after an ill-fated Jacobite rebellion, Rory Cameron works as a smuggler to raise money for the cause--until Catriona uncovers a plot against him and exposes his activities. Now Rory is faced with a decision that could save their lives or destroy them both.
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The Rough Guide to Scottish Highlands & Islands

by: Rob Humphreys, Donald Reid
"The Rough Guide to Scottish Highlands and Islands" is the ultimate travel guide to this spectacular region. Written in "Rough Guides'" trademark honest and informative style, the guide features detailed practical advice on what to see and do and how to get about, plus up-to-date reviews of the best hotels, B&Bs, pubs, activity operators and campsites. This guide covers everything from hiking in the Cairngorms to whale-watching on Mull, plus where to find the best local produce from fresh oysters to fine malt whiskies.
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VISIT SCOTLAND VOL 1: Glen Coe, Scottish Highlands: HD Photo Montage

Glen Coe is one of the most spectacular and beautiful places in Scotland, once visited never forgotten. Its best accessed from the east via the A82 in which you take in a spectacular drive through Rannoch Moor which covers 50 sq miles of land. Rannoch Moor is beautifully barren and perfectly sums up the words "Lonely Planet" with endless views of open spaces in every direction and just a single winding road , however Rannoch Moor can also be as equally trecherous when the weather sets in and not a place to be waiting for AA assistance. When you reach Glen Coe you are met by an elevated view over the Glen with the famous three steeply-sided ridges known as "The Three Sisters" lying to the west. "The Three Sisters" form part of "Bidean nam Bian", which is the highest point in the former county of Argyll and a complex mountain with many ridges and subsidiary peaks. There is an undoubtably haunting and eerie feel about Glen Coe which is psychologically enhanced if you research the history of the area prior to visiting, but whats also very unforgettable is just how quiet and peaceful it is. Its a place you will want to stop at and take in the views, transgress or maybe go for a walk for no particular reason to no particular place. As you stand shadowed by "The Three Sisters", its easy to visualise what happened there during the early hours of February 3rd 1692. Glen Coe is formed from an ice age glacier, it is 10 miles in length but just 700 metres in width, at approximately ...

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