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Photo Pages: Kilry - Standing Stone (Menhir) in Scotland in Angus
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Submitted by vicky on Sunday, 09 March 2003 Page Views: 4556
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Re: Kilry (Score: 0) by Anonymous on Friday, 05 May 2006 | | At Kilry school, the house over the bridge of the Kilry burn was always known as 'Standing Stane'. How do I know? Because I lived there for a short while. I also lived in the house opp. the school and it was known as 'Step Ha' (Step Hall). When I lived there the stane was in the field over the burn. It always seemed to me to be very big but I'm sure it isn't all that big. Standing Stane house, Step Ha and the next house up the road, called Broom Ha were all owned by the Middleton dairy. We also lived in Broom Ha. | [ Reply to This ]
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Re: Kilry (Score: 0) by Anonymous on Tuesday, 11 September 2007 | | My mother and father (Mr & Mrs Simmpson)are now resident at Standing Stone Cottage and welcome visitors to the stone providing they knock at the house first. Parking is available in the the driveway (and indeed is necessary as the road is narrow. | [ Reply to This ]
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