AYR

AYR


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Birthplace of Robert Burns
British track
Burgh on the Firth of Clyde
Burns birthplace
Burns burgh at birth
Burnss birthplace
City on the Firth of Clyde
Firth of Clyde city
Firth of Clyde port
Firth of Clyde river
Firth of Clyde town
Historic Scottish county
Port in Scotland
Port in southwestern Scotland
Port of Scotland
Port on the Firth of Clyde
Queensland town
River that empties into the Firth of Clyde
River to the Firth of Clyde
Robert Burns birthplace
Robert Burnss birthplace
SW Scotland burgh
Scottish coastal resort
Scottish county or port
Scottish fishing port
Scottish port
Scottish port city
Scottish port town
Scottish river
Scottish seaport
Seaport in Scotland
Southwest Scotland port
Strathclyde port
Troons county
Scottish county noted for cattle.
Scots county noted for cattle.
Robert Burns was born near here.
Scottish county.
Robert Burns' town.
County of Scotland.
County in Scotland.
Scottish city
Prestwick's county.
City near Glasgow
Robert Burns's shire.
Seaport of Scotland.
River in Scotland
Scottish shire
Robert Burns's birthplace
Port on Firth of Clyde
Scottish county, river or port
Town near Burns's birthplace
Burns's birthplace
Robert Burns's birth county
Site of the first Parliament of Scotland
Scottish town, port and racecourse
Where Burns was born
Poet Robert Burns was born in 1759 in the suburbs of this Scottish city
Twelve months in port
Climbing mountain, main components of air have to part company
Breaking news: trouble - boss number 5 sacked (hammer replacement)
Widely cultivated herbaceous garden plant of the family Cruciferae with clusters of small yellow or white flowers
Port broadcast first part of rescue ...
Some say run Grand National here
Scottish ports dry, Sassenachs might say?
This port is warm and dry, did you say?
Perhaps Charles is cycling in Scottish town
Large town and former Royal Burgh on the west coast of Scotland with a racecourse
Port on the Firth of Clyde whose racecourse hosts the Scottish Grand National
Charles among others cycles to Scottish port
Town on Scotland’s southwest coast




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