Tourism & Attractions
The Dunmore Pineapple
Yes, it IS a thirty foot high stone pineapple on top of a building.
Built in 1761 as part of a garden retreat the building originally had
hothouses along the front wall in which pineapples were grown, before
the easy access to supplies in the likes of Tesco and Asda that we have today.
Built in 1761 as part of a garden retreat the building originally had
hothouses along the front wall in which pineapples were grown, before
the easy access to supplies in the likes of Tesco and Asda that we have today.
This is a larger section from the top left of above photograph, showing that you can easily see
Stirling Castle on the left and on the right the Wallace Monument.
Not bad for over 7 miles away, is it?
Stirling Castle on the left and on the right the Wallace Monument.
Not bad for over 7 miles away, is it?
A close-up section of the top photograph.
Click this text line to see pictures of nearby Culross, over the Forth
Click this text line to see pictures of nearby Culross, over the Forth
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