
I couldn’t resist uploading this lovely, sunny image of the Cairngrassie stone. Happily, the bogs have dried out giving a pleasant walk across the field.
I couldn’t resist uploading this lovely, sunny image of the Cairngrassie stone. Happily, the bogs have dried out giving a pleasant walk across the field.
Looking at the massive broadside of the Hilton of cairngrassie standing stone. Photograph is taken looking west-northwest.
Close up of the Hilton of Cairngrassie standing stone looking south-southwest within the farm field that the stone is situated. The aspect illustrates the thin side of this massive monument.
Standing stone of Hilton of Cairngrassie viewed from the Causey Mounth. The standing stone is on the horizon, with grazing cows in the foreground and an ancient drystone wall in the midground.
This stone stands at over 2 meters in height in the middle of a rather boggy field. Several chokes are scattered around the base. Great all round views of the rural countryside south of Aberdeen.
Leave the A90 at Cammochmore heading west, the small village being by-passed, taking the minor road west opposite the now sadly closed pub. Stop at the end of the first minor road north at Berrymuir Farm. From here jump the gate and head east over the field. Jump over the dry stane dyke and the stone will be in front. Take care not to drown in the knee deep mud.
Visited 23/7/2012.