62 Dumfries and Galloway 3 1 [68 of 97]
Landmark 62 Logans Fish Pond, Dumfries & Galloway
In 1788 Andrew McDouall Laird of Logan decided to create a Fish Larder for storing live sea fish by adapting a natural rock formation in the form of a blow hole, formed during the last ice-age. The work took 12 years and was finished in 1800.
The village of Port Logan was used as the setting for the TV show "10,000 acres of sky". The pub/inn is well worth a vist, we had a wonderfull if short stay here.
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