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Taynish NNR - Taynish Poet's Seat Booklets

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Taynish NNR Poets Seat Booklet front cover

Taynish NNR is a special place and we want visiting it to be a memorable experience. Visitors are encouraged to add their thoughts to the Poet's Seat notebook.

View the books for 2025, 2023/24 and 2022/23 on the Artmap Argyll website.

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Taynish Poets Seat Booklet 2022 Vol 1

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Taynish Poets Seat Booklet 2022 Vol 2

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Taynish Poets Seat Booklet 2021

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Taynish Poets Seat Booklet 2019

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