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29/11/03- close up of Eastern face with natural and man-made cup markings
29/11/03- close up of Eastern face which one had the Latin inscription.
29/11/03- looking Eastwards towards the Glebe Stone and Warrior’s Rest.
16/11/03- southern side with the peak of Lee Pen just visible through the trees
16/11/03- with the blot-on-the-landscape that is the Cardrona Hotel in the background
15/11/03- the stone at the southern edge of the wall
2/11/03- front view on modern plinth in front of Innerleithen Parish Church
2/11/03- close up of modern plinth inscription
2/11/03-the well house frontage showing the two towers either side of the main wellhouse and the coat of arms
2/11/03- the eight and final stone plaque showing the Cleikum festival and ceremony
2/11/03- the seventh of the stone plaques showing the history of the surrounding land- the mills
2/11/03- the fifth of the stone plaques on the hillfort showing life from ancient to modrn times- the Victorian era and the coming of steam
2/11/03- the fourth of the stone plaques- coming of agriculture, cup and ring marks from the stone at the Parish Church and the Salmon of Knowledge
2/11/03- the third of the stone plaques representing local history- the old wild animals of Scotland- the bear, the wolf and the wild boar.
2/11/03- the second of the stone plaques representing the history around the fort- the Scots
2/11/03- the first of the stone plaques on the summit of the fort (which are laid out in a ring to represent one of the house circles that would have stood here)- the Picts and the Romans
2/11/03- from Caerlee Hill Fort over the other side of the Leithen Water glen
2/11/03-the hill fort slap bang in the middle of the pic and commanding a view over Innerleithen
23/8/02- from the top of the southern field clearance pile (the north pile behind the circle- and yet more pylons behind that!)
