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| "On the farm of Knowley, stands an upright pillar known as the Tow Stone. Its significance is doubtful. Dr Stuart thought that it might of been the seat of tax-gathering in far back days (Sculptured Stones Of Scotland, vol. ii p. 44). But Professor Watson suggests to me that the name may be connected with the Gaelic toll, signifying a hollow." Folklore Of The Aberdeenshire Stone Circles 1926 |
Posted by drewbhoy26th May 2009ce Edited 26th May 2009ce
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