Thursday, 31 July 2008

My Lords, Ladies ...



Carnegie asks what could you get for £19.50 these days other than a lot of TV licences.

He is tempted to make an offer. There was a time he owned big bits of Scotland don't you know.

"AMERICANS are being given the chance to become the Laird and Lady of Bandrum with their own idyllic piece of West Fife – and all for the princely sum of just £19.50. The land, on a picturesque site next to Saline golf course, would stay in the owner’s family for 175 years but could not exactly be classed as a country estate. At just five feet by five feet, you would be struggling to pitch a tent within your boundaries but would-be buyers are assured, “This is prime and beautiful land, not some remote moor or worthless bog.”

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