Kintyre Way Outdoor Education Classroom
The place
Kintyre Way Outdoor Education Classroom on the Kintyre peninsula, Campbeltown/Machrihanish area (Argyll and Bute, Scotland, United Kingdom), at 60 m altitude, on the Kintyre Way (a 161 km long-distance trail from Tarbert to Machrihanish, 2006). Part of the continuous Scotland cluster (batches 220-331). An outdoor education classroom on the Kintyre Way (a light dry shelter/refuge structure for school groups, not for overnight stays), in an area of machair (a rare Hebridean coastal limestone grassland) and heather Calluna vulgaris/Erica cinerea, part of the heritage of the Mull of Kintyre (the McCartney/Wings song, 1977, UK No.1 for 9 weeks, bagpipes, Campbeltown Pipe Band).
The setting
Kintyre, Campbeltown/Machrihanish, Argyll, UK, 60 m, Kintyre Way, 161 km, 2006, continuous cluster batches 220-331, daytime educational shelter, not for overnight stays, rare Hebridean limestone machair grassland, Calluna/Erica, Mull of Kintyre, McCartney/Wings 1977 UK No.1 for 9 weeks, Campbeltown Pipe Band bagpipes.
