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Turnhouse Hill Cairn

Cairn(s)
<b>Turnhouse Hill Cairn</b>Posted by GLADMAN
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Turnhouse Hill Cairn (Cairn(s)) by GLADMAN Turnhouse Hill ascending Carnethy Hill from the south..... the summit is crowned by a cairn - albeit much smaller than Carnethy Hill's example - the high ground to SE by a hillfort.
GLADMAN Image Credit: Robert Gladstone
Posted by GLADMAN
8th December 2012ce
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Comments (2)
Shamed to say I walked over Turnhouse Hill and didn't notice the cairn. Good excuse to go back. thelonious Posted by thelonious
8th December 2012ce
Indeed. Quite a few sexy students walking up that way too, as I recall. Your excuse, no doubt. Oh, the archaeology, yes....... focus, focus. GLADMAN Posted by GLADMAN
9th December 2012ce
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