follow that cow
This sign is at the start of the trail, outside the hotel/lodge that takes in Barpa Langass and the stones, Finns People.
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The best way is not straight up (phew) but carry on along the road to the hotel and follow the track. See diagram.
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From ‘The Stones’ looking down to Duntreath Castle below, on the top left is Dumgoyne Hill which has Glen goyne distillery at its base.
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One very small person and a VERY BIG STONE,
with an angry sea behind them.
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On the top of this ‘World Hill’ there is no view. You are sheltered and closed in by the natural cathedral canopy of ancient tall trees.
This is a pagan place where ancient customs and offerings are still made to the nature spirits.
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The Tolkienesque world around Doon Hill masquerades as what? The hand of man or nature?
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Doon Hill, taken from the ‘Old Kirk’, with the distinctive evergreen ‘nipple’ protruding on top.
Aug’ ‘04
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