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'We love Scotland,' Trump says as he opens new golf course in Aberdeenshire
Trump begins by thanking Scotland's First Minister John Swinney, saying "thank you very much for everything". The US president says he will play a round on his new golf course very quickly before returning to Washington DC to "put out fires all over the world".
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Oxen Craig is the highest, but I’d recommend Mither Tap with its rocky granite tor. The views span much of Aberdeenshire, and this 2.5-3 hour walk is a good workout.
Molly Forbes, who died in 2021, and her son Michael fought a long and well-documented battle with Trump over land for a golf course.
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