Loch Achray, Stirlingshire, UK. 16th May, 2020. Pictured: Despite a now dead tourist hotspot, life goes on as new baby cute cuddly highland cows rest in the green fields on the banks of Loch Achray that would normally be grid locked in traffic on the very popular Heart 200 Route within the Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park. The government restrictions of the coronavirus (COVID19) lockdown have greatly affected the Scottish tourism industry to the point of collapse. Credit: Colin Fisher/Alamy Live News

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