CHT - Dailly, “We’re a’ Jock Tamson’s bairns” Traditional Cache

This cache will take you to the village of Dailly.
The well known Scottish phrase 'We're a' Jock Tamson's bairns', was coined here by Rev. John Thomson in Dailly in the 1800s. In Church Square, discover his story and that oif the romantic rendezvous of famous painter William Bell Scott in nearby Penkill Castle..

A nice river walk with a section of woodland walk behind Dailly

Discover the stunning scenery and fascinating history of Carrick, Ayrshire through the Carrick Community Heritage Trail. Tucked in the South West corner of Scotland are many picturesque villages and towns where you can discover a little of their history, culture and wildlife. The 15 caches on this trail will explain more as you go.

The map below will show you where they are and the GC codes can be found here too.

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