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Published: Monday, 13th October, 2008 12:30

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Local girls Chantelle Craigmile and Robyn Riddell met the MacDonald brothers in Largs.

The MacDonald brothers stopped off in Largs on Sunday morning as part of their world record bid.

The duo have released their new album "Young Celts" and are hoping to appear in the Guinness Book of Records by attempting over 50 live performances and in-store CD signing sessions. They performed "500 Miles" and "Caledonia" on acoustic guitar in WH Smith in Largs.

For full story and pictures, see this week's Largs and Millport News.

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