Scotland's Pineapple, but not for eating. One of the strangest pieces of architechture, especially in a country not known for being tropical!
The Dunmore Pineapple in Airth, Stirlingshire was once used as a hothouse for actually growing pineapples. It was built around 1761, although it's speculated that the pineapple was added later, around 1776. Definately worth the visit if you are in the area, for the strange photo alone! A small branded logo appears on the reverse side.
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