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If you are currently on the lookout for a holiday park in Scotland to head to with the family, you are in luck.

A Scots mum who is believed to have tragically died after she went missing last week has been described as the "brightest ray of sunshine".

Just under an hour's drive north of Glasgow, you'll come to the picturesque town of Aberfoyle, and a little forest nearby which offers a walk with one very magical element. The woodland in the Queen Elizabeth Forest Park hides what could be one of the most fascinating sights you'll find.

An adventurous bride scaled a Scots mountain in her wedding dress to get married in her 'favourite place in the world'.

A self defence class is being held in Aberfoyle after a woman was chased through woodland by a man earlier this month.

A woman had a terrifying experience after a man chased her through woodlands near Aberfoyle.

Loch Lomond for 12 years after disappearing on a family holiday has finally found her forever home.George went missing in October 2008 while enjoying a break at a campsite with her owners who were forced to return to Rochdale, Greater Manchester, without her.The plucky puss regularly visited the Queen Elizabeth Forest Park campsite where she was cared for by staff while also regularly wandering into camper vans for food and comfort.When the site was forced to close during the first Covid-19 lockdown, the 16-year-old moggy was rescued by Cats Protection who were able to track down her old owner Amy Davies.But a change in her personal circumstances meant Amy was unable to have Georgie back, and had to make the difficult decision to allow her

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A cat that went missing 12 years ago on a camping holiday has been found alive.

cat who went missing from a campsite while on a family holiday on Loch Lomond has been found alive – 12 years after the feline disappeared.Georgie spent October 2008 half-term with her owners at the Rowardennen campsite on Loch Lomond, in Scotland, before the cat vanished the day before they were due to drive home.The Davies family were hoping she would be located by someone through the cat’s microchip, but the animal wasn’t taken to a vets and instead remained close to the Queen Elizabeth Forest Park site.She was fed and cared for by campsite staff and holidaymakers who came and went over the years, and her true identity was only discovered when the pandemic hit.A concerned campsite staff member took the cat in and took the animal to a