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CASTLE DOUGLAS

Dumfries and Galloway, Scotland’s fertile southwest corner, has historically attracted only a tiny proportion of the visitors who push north to Edinburgh and the Highlands — but those who do stick around are rewarded by an area rich in history, culture and, crucially, food and drink. In 2002, Castle Douglas, a thriving market town at the heart of the county, branded

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