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Ullapool

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Ullapool

Fishing port and tourist centre in Wester Ross, Highland unitary authority, Scotland, situated on the sea-inlet of Loch Broom, 80 km/50 mi northwest of Inverness; population (2001) 1,300. A planned town, it was found in 1788 by the British Fishery Society at the height of the herring boom. It is the main ferry point for travel to the Isle of Lewis.
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David said: "Calum-Angus is the most photographed thing in Ullapool.
Dummy gets chop by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
Four months later, he was suspended from the Seaforth Inn, in Ullapool, Wester Ross, after a complaint about bullying.
Chef got a swear hearing by The Mirror (London, England)
In the 1890s, a beautiful but poor Ullapool girl of sixteen named Caitriona Ferguson would meet a 17-year-old lad by the name of Robert Macgregor at a trysting place in the Highlands.
Flashback: TALES FROM THE PAST: Where A Thistle Grows by Liverpool Echo (Liverpool, England)
 
 
 
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