Dark Dornoch Walk

1 November · Sutherland

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Dornoch keeps some strange stories, and as the nights draw in its museum takes you round the town to hear them. The Dark Dornoch Walk sets off from Historylinks Museum just as it gets dark for a walk round the town, with tales of a saint's curse, the odd reason behind the town's last execution and a guest at the castle who has never left. Wrap up warm and wear shoes for walking. The walk runs from 4.30pm to 6pm on Sunday 1 November, meeting at Historylinks Museum on The Meadows; tickets are £10 and are booked on the museum's website.

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Dornoch, in Sutherland

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