Inner Ditch, Kemp’s Graves
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Inner Rampart, Kemp’s Graves
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Sig More cairn with Sig More tidal inlet in the foreground.
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Approaching Hendraburnick Quoit
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Apron Full of Stones Cairn viewed from NNE.
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The Galloway Stone OS Bench Mark Bolt
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The Galloway Stone beside the M6 N.
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The Galloway Stone OS Bench Mark
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Largest visible kerb stones of Burford Down cairn.
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Laganabeastie Cairns, East (left background) & West (centre foreground).
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Scattered Stones on robbed out S side of Laganabeastie East.
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Excavated hollow on SW quadrant of Laganabeastie East
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Laganabeastie Cairns, East (left background) & West (centre foreground).
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Exposed stones on Laganbeastie West cairn summit.
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Laganabeastie East from Laganabeastie West Summit.
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Excavated trench on Barclye Cairn viewed from SSE.
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Barclye Cairn earthfast stones viewed from ENE, possibly remnants of a cist.
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Approaching the Two Eggs, erratic boulders on Morton Moor
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N Egg, viewed from N, pictured with a c. 1m walking stick for scale.
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S Egg, viewed from NE, pictured with a c. 1m walking stick for scale.
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Approaching the Fairy’s Chest from SW.
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Original stones with an aged white patina on White Cairn, West Skelston.
The three remaining stones of White Cairn, Gelston viewed from S. Rather underwhelming.
White Cairn, Clatteringshaws hidden in its private pine enclosure.
A pile of moss covered stones, some of the remains of White Cairn, Clatteringshaws.
Grass covered White Cairn, Bargrennan Burn looking S, showing evidence of excavation.
Summit of White Cairn, Bargrennan Burn, looking E. The cairn has a sheen of white from the exposed stones.
A modern cairn, 10 feet high, built on the summit of Barrhill White Cairn.
Recumbent stone 5m W of the Laggish White Cairn. It could have been moved during tree planting.
The old and the new: White Cairn, High Aires and a wind turbine co-exist.