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		<title>Getting To Know The Three Towns</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[The Three Towns known as Saltcoats, Stevenson and Ardrossan, are situated around the beautiful, beachy bay of Brodick. They are found just to the North West of the area of Kilwinning. Each town offer up an array of historic landmarks, shopping strips and lots of things to do and see and they are all conveniently [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>The Three Towns known as <a href="http://www.saltcoats.co.uk">Saltcoats</a>, <a href="http://www.stevenston.co.uk">Stevenson</a> and <a href="http://www.ardrossan.co.uk">Ardrossan</a>, are situated around the beautiful, beachy bay of Brodick. They are found just to the North West of the area of <a href="http://www.kilwinning.org">Kilwinning</a>. Each town offer up an array of historic landmarks, shopping strips and lots of things to do and see and they are all conveniently located close to the <a href="http://www.arran.co.uk">Isle of Arran</a>.<span id="more-40"></span></p>
<p>Each town is known specifically for its contribution to the community. Ardrossan is geared more towards a relaxed and laid back feel for its townspeople and visitors. The Saltcoats area is more shopping and tourism oriented and Stevenson is more about the growth of business and the importance of living healthy. All have areas and places to attribute to the old world charm and feel, but also have the lure of modern day conveniences and townships.</p>
<p>The town of Ardrossan is home to the Ardrossan Castle. Today, the castle lies in ruins and pretty much all of it is gone, save for a part of the North Tower. It has given up many of its masonry stones to Oliver Cromwell, which in turn was used to aid in the building of a citadel. The town of Ardrossan is located inn an area of land that boasts of incredible natural beauty and awe-inspiring scenery and views.</p>
<p>Both the Saltcoats and Stevenson areas offer up their heritage and communities dedicated to preserving their towns past and also welcoming guests and visitors to their growing future. Museums and churches dot the areas of Saltcoats and Stevenson, as well as shopping complexes and entertainment that is found in many seafronts of today. One can easily find entertainment galore for any age in both areas. Saltcoats, is known mainly for it’s Town Trail that takes visitors and locals alike, on a trek throughout the town. A dynamite factory, built by Alfred Nobel, is also located in the town.</p>
<p>Saltcoats is an area that is permeated with historic and old world values. The heritage of this town is one steeped rich with contraband smugglers of years long past. The many landmarks found here, as well as the town’s streets and homes, present visitors with the feeling of stepping back in time. All three towns have much to offer to its permanent residents and guests.</p>
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