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Kirkcudbright

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[ker-koo-bree] / kərˈku bri /

noun

  1. a historic county in SW Scotland.


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"To be honest, we just joke about it... I don't know if it's a coping mechanism," Hazel, who is studying for her Highers at Kirkcudbright Academy, told BBC Scotland News.

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Six years later Lachlan's younger cousin Hazel Dempster, who lives in Kirkcudbright, began suffering from worrying headaches and her GP referred her for a scan.

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In Scotland there are dozens, from Ullapool to Kirkcudbright, but mostly clustered in cities like Glasgow and Edinburgh.

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The Kirkcudbright Bridge is shut to vehicles until further notice, leaving drivers in one residential area cut off from the rest of the Dumfries and Galloway town.

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The bridge was constructed in 1926, replacing a Victorian bridge built in 1868, and provides a direct route west out of Kirkcudbright.

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