Boudicca’s Grave (Diss) viewed from SE.
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Boudicca’s Grave (Diss) viewed from E.
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Boudicca’s Grave (Diss) viewed from W.
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Summit of Boudicca’s Grave (Diss) viewed from N.
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Summit of White Cairn (Honeyhole) viewed from W.
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Possible Kerb Stones on N Arc of White Cairn (Fleuchlarg) viewed from N.
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Possible Displaced Kerb Stones on White Cairn (Fleuchlarg) viewed from N.
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Robbed Out Centre of White Cairn (Fleuchlarg) viewed from E.
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White Cairn (Boreland Farm) viewed from S.
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White Cairn (Boreland Farm) viewed from SE.
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Exposed kerb stones on N Arc of White Cairn (Boreland Farm).
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Field Clearance Stones on NW Arc of White Cairn (Boreland Farm).
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White Cairn (Beoch Hill) viewed from N.
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White Cairn (Beoch Hill) viewed from E looking towards Loch Ryan.
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White Cairn (Beoch Hill) viewed from S.
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White Cairn (Beoch Hill) viewed from W.
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Cunningham Standing Stone on Canmore
Cunningham Standing Stone viewed from N.
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Cunningham Standing Stone viewed from S.
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Cunningham Standing Stone viewed from W.
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Visited 11.05.22
Cunningham Standing Stone lies prone on an E-W Axis within 10 yards of a gateway on Cunninghame Farm road. It is an oval boulder c. 40 inches in diameter and c. 50 inches long with a rounded point on the W. The ground round the stone has been eroded by cattle leaving the stone on a grassy island. Canmore ID 62845 (go to Links) observed that it bears a similarity to the stones in the Torhousekie Stone Circle which is c. 500 yards NNW from the stone.
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Visited 08.05.22
Fauldinchie E Burnt Mound is c. 100 yards N of the Fauldinchie Farm Track c. 50 yards after the junction with the Southern Upland Way. The mound is 110 m E of Fauldinchie W Burnt Mound according to Canmore ID 61587 (go to Links). It measures c. 15 feet across by 2 feet high on the edge of marshy ground.
Directions: At the S edge of New Luce, beside the church, take the un-signposted turn up the hill. Stay on this narrow lane for c. 1.1 miles until you reach the sign for the Southern Upland Way (SUW) at NX19106500. There is room to park here. Follow the SUW path for c. 200 yards to reach a stream. Follow the W bank of the stream heading N for c. 70 yards over rough boggy terrain to find Fauldinchie W Burnt Mound. Head E for c. 120 yards to an ill-defined mound N of boggy marshland.
Fauldinchie E Burnt Mound on Canmore
Fauldinchie E Burnt Mound viewed from N.
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Fauldinchie E Burnt Mound viewed from S.
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Fauldinchie E Burnt Mound viewed from W.
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