Going Native; No Need to Be a Mohawk to Live in a Wooden Wigwam. Beth Pearson Escapes to the Country for the Weekend
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TELLING people you're going to stay in a wigwam at the weekend provokes some odd reactions. Some just looked bemused, some are intrigued, one says: "Out of everything you could have possibly told me you were doing this weekend, that is the last thing I expected to hear."
Wigwams aren't an everyday thing, which makes staying in one all the more exciting. My boyfriend Alec and I arrive at Strathfillan Wigwams, between Crianlarich and Tyndrum, in the West Highlands, and are immediately sold on the concept.See the full content of this document
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Going Native; No Need to Be a Mohawk to Live in a Wooden Wigwam. Beth Pearson Escapes to the Country for the Weekend
We stand outside our wigwam, Rainmaker, and watch the sun begin to set over Ben More, Cruach Ardrain,...
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