Dornoch : What to see - (Page 1 of 3)

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Dornoch cathedral

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	The Sutherland County Show
	Friday 18th July, 2008 - Marquee Dance Saturday 19th July Livestock, equestrian events, dogs, handicrafts, flower shows, fairground and trade/craft fair, meals available in catering marquee. Main ring entertainment includes: Sheep, Dog and Duck Shows, Sheep Shearing, Terrier Racing, Tug 'o' War, Pipe Band and Young Farmers' "It's a Knockout" competition. Secretary: Mrs Jan Tait, Burnside, Navidale, Helmsdale KW8 6JS Tel: 01431 821652

	Historylinks Museum
	The Meadows (behind the Castle Hotel) The story of Dornoch, from pre-history to the present day. Open 2007: 10am - 4pm Easter week - end of May: Mon - Fri June - end of September: Every Day October: Mon - Fri Restricted opening rest of year - 'phone or check web site for details. Entry £2 adults, £1.50 concessions, children free. Assistant Curator: Mr Peter Wild, Upper Meadows, Dornoch IV25 3SV Tel: 01862 811275

	Dornoch & District Angling Club
	Tickets for fishing on local lochs, tackle and bait are available from Dornoch Outdoor, Castle Street (tel 01862 811111). Secretary: Dr E. Campbell, The Croft, Skelbo Muir, Dornoch IV25 3QH Tel: 01862 810092

	Dornoch Cathedral
	The Cathedral dates back to 1224. Visitors are welcome to look round - a guide book is available for purchase inside. The regular Sunday service is at 11am, and holiday makers are made most welcome. Rev Susan Brown, The Manse, Cnoc-an-Lobht, Dornoch IV25 3HN Tel: 01862 810296

Dornoch sands

Highland cows

The Castle

Dornoch Cathedral

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