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English: Puck's Glen, a scenic ravine near Benmore Botanic Garden on the Cowal peninsula in Argyll and Bute, Scotland, with a path beside the river providing a scenic walking route which is a popular feature of the Argyll Forest Park.
A forestry track crosses the river by a bridge at the top of the main part of the path, the Upper Puck's Glen Loop continues the path up to where it meets the Black Gates Trail |
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| Author | dave souza |
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