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		<title>Comment on Fidden Farm by Phil</title>
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		<dc:creator>Phil</dc:creator>
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		<description>This site is overlooking the small isle of Erraid. This is where David Balfour was shipwrecked in  Robert Louis Stevenson&#039;s book Kidnaped. RLS&#039;s father was a leading lighthouse engineer and it is thought that he spent some time on Erraid. You can walk over to the Island at low water but you need to ask the locals for tide times or you will get stuck over there. Marooned!

This really is a lovely spot and the local people are very welcoming.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>This site is overlooking the small isle of Erraid. This is where David Balfour was shipwrecked in  Robert Louis Stevenson&#8217;s book Kidnaped. RLS&#8217;s father was a leading lighthouse engineer and it is thought that he spent some time on Erraid. You can walk over to the Island at low water but you need to ask the locals for tide times or you will get stuck over there. Marooned!</p>
<p>This really is a lovely spot and the local people are very welcoming.</p>
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