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| What a catch; fantastic considering that Historic Scotland "de-scheduled" the stone in January 1999. Besides some farmers and horses, Brian was the first after Coles in 1898, to actually "see" the stone. And what to think of the "bonus" one? Great! There are some more decorated stones cemented into walls: Glengap: http://rockartuk.net/c986014.html High Balyett: http://rockartuk.net/c399827.html Barholm: http://rockartuk.net/c569154.html Arngask Old Church Yard: http://rockartuk.net/c914157.html House of Elrig: http://rockartuk.net/c1218913.html Thanks for the link to the Houxty Cottage, Rich! And yes, Pebble, I think about a "Cemented into Walls" collection on BRAC. Cheers, Jan Reply | with quote |  26th February 2007ce 13:35 In reply to: Rock Art in walls (Hob) |
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