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What is recorded here

Map note: Clementine is recorded in Argyll and Bute, Scotland as a historic event. The record is brief, so the map sticks to what it knows.

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Ciaran Laverty, courtesy of The Irish News (body spells photographer Kieran Laverty), www.irishnews.com
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