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|text='''Port Appin''' is a small, remote village in [[Argyllshire]], in the little district of Appin in that shire, on the east shore of Loch Linnhe. It stands opposite the northern tip of the Isle of Lismore, to which a frequent passenger runs. | |text='''Port Appin''' is a small, remote village in [[Argyllshire]], in the little district of Appin in that shire, on the east shore of Loch Linnhe. It stands opposite the northern tip of the Isle of Lismore, to which a frequent passenger runs. | ||
There is a hotel by the ferry jetty, and a couple of artists' studios are found on the lane.}}<noinclude>{{ | There is a hotel by the ferry jetty, and a couple of artists' studios are found on the lane.}}<noinclude>{{FP data}} | ||
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Port AppinPort Appin is a small, remote village in Argyllshire, in the little district of Appin in that shire, on the east shore of Loch Linnhe. It stands opposite the northern tip of the Isle of Lismore, to which a frequent passenger runs. There is a hotel by the ferry jetty, and a couple of artists' studios are found on the lane. (Read more) |