Scotland- Glen Coe, Argyll Tea Towel

The Bridge Of Death. The Gorge Of Eternal Peril. These Aren’T Real Places – They’Re Scenes From Monty Python And The Holy Grail. But They Had To Be Filmed Somewhere, And Glen Coe Was The Perfect Location. The Remains Of An Extinct Supervolcano That Erupted 420 Million Years Ago, Glen Coe Is A Valley In The Scottish Highlands, Formed By The Path Of A Glacier Back In The Last Ice Age. Pretty Cool, Right?This Is Typical Highland Landscape: Lofty Peaks And Toothed Ridges, Peat Bogs And Rugged Moorland, Waterfalls And Freshwater Lochs. Cotton Grass And Bog Myrtle Grow On The Valley Floor, While The Higher Reaches Of The Hills Are Wild With Moss Heath And Willow Scrub. The River Coe Meanders Through The Glen, And The A82 – One Of The Most Iconic Roads In Scotland – Winds Its Way Alongside It.This Design Shows The Scene From Right At The Head Of The Glen. Craggy Mountains Rise To The Left, With The A32 Snaking Through The Moorland – A Beautiful Scene To Enjoy As You Dry The Dishes!Half Panama Unbleached Cotton (Heavy Weight, Textured Finish). Stitched On All Four Sides. Includes Hanging Loop. Measures Approximately 19In X 28In (48Cm X 70Cm),. Machine Wash At 40 Degrees Max. We Recommend That Before You Use Your Tea Towel For The First Time You Wash It At Least Once To Soften Up The Material And Make It More Absorbent For Drying Dishes. Please Note Size Can Vary Slightly.Hanging Loop.Special Inks That Mean Colors Last In The Wash.Designed And Manufactured In The Uk.