Bruce’s Stone (Clatteringshaws).
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Bruce’s Stone (Clatteringshaws) in winter (13.01.13).
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Braidenoch Cross Slabs in situ on Braidenoch Hill c. 150 yards N of the path.
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Braidenoch Cross Slabs lie hidden in tufts of moorland grass.
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Braidenoch Cross Slab I is fractured at the neck of the cross.
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Two Standing Stones, remnants of the peristalith on Dun Bharpa.
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Bagbie Wall Standing Stone viewed from S side of wall.
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Close-Up of Bagbie Wall Standing Stone viewed from S side of wall.
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Bagbie Wall Stone is centre picture in the dry stane dyke.
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Bagbie Wall Stone viewed from above.
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Moss Covered Stones in N Quadrant of Shennanton SE Cairn.
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Possible Kerb Stone in S Quadrant of Shennanton SE Cairn (1m walking stick for scale).
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SE Arc of Shennanton NW Cairn looking towards Shennanton SE Cairn.
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Auld Wife’s Grave is hidden near the top of the hillside c. 150 yards NNW of Cairnscarrow Trig Point.
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A frozen rock basin on Ashlar Chair. (21.01.09)
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Looking NW from the summit of Ardvreck to the summit of Spidean Coinich. I agree with Gladman’s theory of a deliberate alignment by the creators of Ardvreck.
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Pyramid Stone balanced on its bedrock viewed from S. Hawks Tor is visible in the right background.
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The gap in the knoll c. 20 yards NE of Ardilistry Four Poster, obscured by ferns.
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A stone wall in the knoll c. 20 yards NE of Ardilistry Four Poster.
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A mysterious stone structure in the knoll c. 20 yards NE of Ardilistry Four Poster.
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