Nostalgic memories of Pinwherry's local history

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My Grandparents owned Pinwherry House and Pinwherry farm with around 550 acres during the 50/60's. Part of the Farm also extended to a large field and cottage on the other side of the Stinchar which was allowed access by a swing bridge giving one fishing from both sides of the pool. many a summer I spent down there as a child. any specifics I would be pleased to answer if I possibly can DHCB
I am hoping to get some information put together for our 70th Anniversary in November. Any little stories or anecdotes would be appreciated.