...as the plaque at the pub by Glencoe has it:



Disappointingly it doesn't seem like it's enforced:


'While the inn is now more likely to see visitors arrive in cars or camper vans, it was once a rest stop for people travelling with their sheep from the Highlands to markets in Perth and further south.

Mr Daynes said he had discovered the old coach road was being built in the 1700s, when sheep farming became more established in the years following the 1692 massacre.

Almost 40 members of Clan MacDonald of Glencoe were killed after soldiers, led by Capt Robert Campbell of Glen Lyon, were ordered to attack them.

A plaque at the inn entrance reads "No Hawkers, no Campbells".

"It was put there in the 1960s by a previous owner who was a MacDonald, and we decided we would keep it," Mr Daynes admitted. "It still causes quite a bit of interest."

Members of the Campbell clan are not barred from the venue, he added.' - https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cx2vj0n0k28o

I'd be happy to have this particular Campbell ostracised and shunned by the entire society...

cheers,
I