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Stronach Standing Stone / Menhir Image © A. Brookes (10.9.2018) Nearest Town: Ardrossan (23km ENE) OS Ref (GB):     NS010366 / Sheet: 69 Latitude: 55° 34' 55.87" N Longitude:     5° 9' 27.58" W Added by pebblesfromheaven Images (11) Fieldnotes (5) 0 discussions Start a topic Show  |  Hide Web searches for Stronach Flickr Google Google Images MAGIC The Megalithic Portal Bing Stone Pages Streetmap.co.uk Wikipedia

- Sites within 20 km - - Stronach Wood (0.72km WSW) (66 posts) Deer Park (0.98km NW) (21 posts) Moyish (1.35km ESE) (7 posts) Glenrickard Chambered Cairn (2.06km S) (3 posts) Allt Mor (2.25km WSW) (3 posts) Merkland (2.9km NE) (11 posts) Lamlash (3.31km SE) (27 posts) Dunan Beag (3.97km SE) (12 posts) Dunan Mor (4.02km SE) (13 posts) North Blairmore (4.29km ESE) (2 posts) Clauchlands (4.55km E) (1 post) Fforde's Buttress (5.18km NW) (1 post) Monamore Glen (6.81km SSE) (1 post) Monyquil (6.99km WSW) (7 posts) Monamore (7.82km SSE) (16 posts) Sannox (8.21km N) (5 posts) Kingscross Point (8.86km SE) (4 posts) Sannox (9km N) (10 posts) Mid Sannox (9.19km NNW) (7 posts) Shiskine (9.58km WSW) (3 posts) North Sannox (9.98km NNW) (5 posts) North Sannox 2 (10.22km NNW) (3 posts) Machrie Burn (10.27km WSW) (8 posts) Allt Carn Bhain (10.49km NNW) (5 posts) Carn Ban (10.55km S) (4 posts) Machrie Moor (10.8km WSW) (106 posts) Moss Farm II (11.04km WSW) (5 posts) Moss Farm North (11.13km WSW) (14 posts) Moss Farm (11.21km WSW) (15 posts) Tormore II (11.25km WSW) (4 posts) Allt Cul Corrriehiam (11.27km SW) (3 posts) Machrie Moor chambered cairn (11.28km WSW) (2 posts) Allt Cul Corriehiam 2 (11.48km SW) (3 posts) Moss Farm Road (11.56km WSW) (22 posts) Cnoc Ballygown (11.66km SW) (1 post) Auchagallon (11.72km WSW) (28 posts) Druid Auchencar (11.86km WSW) (20 posts) Machriewater Foot (11.91km WSW) (9 posts) Allt Cul Corriehiam (11.97km SW) (7 posts) Tormore I (11.99km WSW) (5 posts) Aucheleffan (12.01km S) (14 posts) Torr an Loisgte (12.15km SE) (13 posts) Giants' Graves (12.44km SE) (39 posts) Baile Meadhonach (13.11km SSE) (2 posts) Largybeg (13.7km SE) (15 posts) King's Cave (13.78km WSW) (19 posts) The Doon (14.31km WSW) (4 posts) The Doon (14.39km WSW) (5 posts) Kilpatrick Dun (or Cashel) (14.66km SW) (1 post) Sliddery (14.72km SW) (4 posts) Oscar's Grave (14.81km SSW) (3 posts) Dippin (15.03km SE) (4 posts) Creag Dhubh (15.38km S) (4 posts) Kildonan (15.92km SSE) (9 posts) East Bennan (15.96km S) (8 posts) Creag Ghlas (15.99km NW) (6 posts) Torr a Chaistell (15.99km SW) (2 posts) Ossian's Mound (16.26km SSW) (1 post) Torrylin (16.41km SSW) (24 posts) Cleiteadh (16.43km SSW) (3 posts) Black Cave (16.46km S) (7 posts) Dunagoil (18.1km NNE) (13 posts) Little Dunagoil Burial Chamber (18.24km NNE) (9 posts) Little Dunagoil (18.35km NNE) (11 posts) Glencallum Bay (18.99km NNE) (4 posts) Dunstrone (19.46km NNE) (9 posts)

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27.7.2016 Hurrah - the wheelie bins are no more! The stone looks far more stately as a result :) Comments (0)  |  Add a comment  |  Permalink

Posted by CARL 30th July 2016ce

Visited 27.7.15 There is a parking space pretty much next to the stone (same side of road). The stone is large, approximately 3m (2.5 wheelie bins!) Two of which (black and green) were being guarded by this impressive stone. I wonder what the ancients would have thought? At least it is still with us, and will be long after the last wheelie bin has been collected. Comments (0)  |  Add a comment  |  Permalink

Posted by CARL 28th July 2015ce

For about half the week this stone was flanked by a variety of wheelie bins. Wheelie bins need to be collected from the roadside and this stone has unfortunately found itself right on the verge so be prepared for your souvenir shots to feature a variety of coloured wheelies! Park just across from the primary school and the the stone is right there by the car park. Dont get run over. This stone had a partner. It lies tumbled in the woods across the road. Cross the road and go into Stronach Wood. Follow the low wall and fence line of the primary school into the trees until the school boundary fence turns to your left. Continue on your original bearing for the same distance again. Even in the undergrowth and trees it is hard to miss. I was out of battery power on my camera when I went... so no pic! Next time! Comments (1)  |  Add a comment  |  Permalink

Posted by Howburn Digger 11th July 2010ce

Look out for this one! As you drive North through Brodick it sits right on the very edge of the road on the right hand side. If you hit the museum you've gone too far, but I doubt you'll miss it - it's pretty huge! A lovely added bonus as we were heading back towards the fery after an afternoon spent on Machrie Moor. Comments (0)  |  Add a comment  |  Permalink

Posted by Vicster 21st July 2004ce Edited 6th November 2004ce

14-10-03. I visited Arran for work reasons so I was limited to the sites I could see... this one is conveniently on the verge of the main road road through Brodick A841, almost opposite a school. An impressive slab of sandstone, there are faint signs of graffitti / letters carved into it. .o0O0o. Comments (0)  |  Add a comment  |  Permalink

Posted by pebblesfromheaven 21st October 2003ce