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Перевод: groats

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1. A road, the A.836, leaves John o' Groats and adopts a tortuous course following the fretted coast, and after bypassing Dunnet Head, the most northerly point of the mainland, reaches the pleasant market town of Thurso which has many interesting features deserving a leisurely halt.
2. The John O' Groats Journal and the Caithness Courier were full of the details of the exhibits.
3. When his wife (Pat Heywood) meets him at John o' Groats, they do not speak at all or, if they do, we cannot hear them as if they were already far away.
4. This leaflet is produced by the Health Education Council in conjunction with the organisers of The Great British Bike Ride, an annual sponsored bike ride from Land's End to John o' Groats organised by Bike Events and sponsored this year, once again, for Friends of the Earth.
5. An old market stance will yield Comparatively recent ones such as pennies and groats from about the time of William IV.
6. At John o' Groats there is a line across the road which says Finish.
7. About 30 groats each moon phase.
8. John o' Groats is commonly but wrongly regarded as the most northerly tip of the country and because of this popular misconception attracts many visitors, most of whom come for no better reason than to be able to say they have been there and, having satisfied this ambition, turn round and return south.
9. TEN athletes from Cornwall are hoping to complete an interrupted run from John o' Groats to Land's End - 13 years after setting off.
10. THE NORTH coast of Scotland faces the Arctic over a distance of seventy miles and is terminated abruptly by Cape Wrath in the west and Duncansby Head near John o' Groats in the east.
11. Having noticed the hills were well defended to the north, this in itself became something of a challenge, and on my Groats End Walk , having met a friend off the train at Achanalt, we followed the only practical tracks south from there, which skirted out peaks on their east flanks.
12. The soup was a mash of wheatmeal flour and groats.
13. AS THE bright, white, Scottish baronial of John o' Groats shone at the end of the road, Alan Holly (Joss Ackland) said, choking on a laugh or a sob or a pun, "There it is, the Holy City".