By David Taylor The Daily Record, Glasgow, Scotland Friday, January 23, 2015
A tiny Scots village is bracing itself for a gold rush after L200 million of the precious metal was discovered in its hills.
Tyndrum, famed for its Green Welly Stop restaurant and shop, is believed to have more of the rare metal than previously thought.
Australian firm Scotgold Resources is trying to establish Scotland's first commercial gold mine around the popular tourist village, in the picturesque Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park.
The Cononish mine was excavated in the 1990s but was never opened for business after Scotgold suffered financial issues, and the price of gold plummeted. ...
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