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The Magic of the Scottish Golf Courses…

Scotiana Posted on April 13, 2011 by MAJAApril 13, 2011

    A few days ago, when I discovered ‘First Days of Golf’, Iain and Margaret’s last Letter from Scotland, I suddenly realised that our friends had been writing on Scotiana for more than one year. Their first letter appeared on February 13 th 2010 and we are not about to forget this memorable date since they had chosen as … Continue reading →

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