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Loch Lomond Church will celebrate 1500 years

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A picturesque church built on the banks of Loch Lomond is expecting over 750 000 people from throughout the world next year when it celebrates its 1,500th anniversary. A highlight will be the pilgrimage in the Glebe with an open air service.

http://www.helensburghadvertiser.co.uk/articles/1/34469
 
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Should be a 'monster' of a bash - though the Kessog church no longer exists - a Victorian one stands where it once was .... and they perhaps may celebrate all year but the feast day is March 10th.

Possibly the last Christian murdered by Druids! Worth a visit but leave the mistletoe behind :wink:
 

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