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| − | St Andrews is a town in [[Fife]] on the east coast of [[Scotland]]. It is famous for its ancient [[cathedral]] ruins, the [[ | + | '''St Andrews''' is a town in [[Fife]] on the east coast of [[Scotland]]. It is famous for its ancient [[cathedral]] ruins, the [[St Andrews University]], which was attended by [[Prince William of Wales]], and the Royal and Ancient Golf Course, the traditional home of [[golf]]. |
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[[Category:Scottish Cities and Towns]] | [[Category:Scottish Cities and Towns]] | ||
Revision as of 01:12, November 17, 2010
St Andrews is a town in Fife on the east coast of Scotland. It is famous for its ancient cathedral ruins, the St Andrews University, which was attended by Prince William of Wales, and the Royal and Ancient Golf Course, the traditional home of golf.