From top of SE hill. Looking towards the SE over the Larbert road and the Carron.
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SE hill from River Carron.
The smaller flood damaged, NW hill – base of SE hill at right of photo.
standing stone near the foot of Dunaad
Looking north towards Dunblane.
Looking west down towards the Forth Carselands taken from top of Fairy Knowe. Winding of the River Forth visible.
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The little group of stones closeby to Tuilyies stone taken in late 1999. These fallen stones have since been re-erected.
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The first stone you come to on the hillside, if walking up from the valley floor. A 5 ft stone which stuck in my mind.
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Another monster
Hully Hill (background stones highlighted in red)
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The outlier at the other side of the roundabout.
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We found these stones on the hillside near the Salachary Stones. We are not sure if they are a natural featue or neolithic monuments, as we can find no reference to them anywhere.
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The most southerly stone, 6ft tall. This stone has cists nearby. The large angled stone is just visible in background.
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Wallace’s Stone, looking Eastward to ‘Big Hunt Hill’ (try saying that with your mouth full.)
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