Published Date:
21 December 2005
By ALASTAIR DALTON
A CAR park at Edinburgh Airport has been chosen as the third-best in Britain, while one at Culloden Moor has been placed tenth - and also the most haunted.
Judges praised the airport car park for its security, generous parking-bay widths and lack of broken glass.
The survey for AA Insurance found the car park at the Culloden battlefield, near Inverness, to be the most haunted, because it is rumoured to be home to the ghosts of slaughtered soldiers. The survey said: "The car park is surrounded by grassy mounds with spooky views across the moors."
The St James car park in King's Lynn, Norfolk, was named as overall winner. It was described as "adorned with beautiful red brickwork".
The winners came from a sample chosen by Kevin Beresford, head of the Car Park Appreciation Society.
The full article contains 158 words and appears in The Scotsman newspaper.
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Last Updated:
20 December 2005 10:27 PM
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Source:
The Scotsman
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Location:
Edinburgh
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Related Topics:
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