The Aurrie
Café in Lower Largo
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www.theaurrie.comOpening hours
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About The Aurrie
The Aurrie in Lower Largo is listed here under Café. The address is 68 Main Street, Lower Largo KY8 6BT. You can reach The Aurrie through its own website.
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Elie · 5 miles
"Within (the grounds), not far from the Railway Station, stands an obelisk nearly thirty feet high; but no one seems to know what it was raised to commemorate." (D. Hay Fleming: Guide to the East Neuk of Fife)
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hill fort in Cameron, Fife, Scotland, UK, protected as Scheduled Monument SM2380
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