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| Visited 14.6.12 Directions: West of a minor road north of the A971. Karen stayed in the car with the children while I hopped over the fence and walked across the field up to the Chambered Cairn. On a wet day the walk across the peat would be very boggy. The Cairn is now no more than a large jumble of stones, easily visible from the road. I sat amongst the stones in the warm sunshine and admired the views down the valley. Birds danced in the air above me. A lovely spot for a final resting place. Peat is encroaching onto the stones and there is a lot of moss and lichen to be seen. Canmore states: ‘A much robbed, round, chambered cairn, partly overgrown with heather and peat, about 50ft in diameter’ |
Posted by CARL 24th July 2012ce |
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