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Doune Of Dalmore
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Submitted bygolux
AddedAug 02 2011
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Description View looking NW, showing there are only three stones still upright: one leaning in the left foreground, one to the right of the tree and one in the middle distance, left of the tree. A fourth stone lies toppled and there are many small and broken stones scattered around and under the tree which may be remains of the cairn and the circle.
(Apologies for the poor quality: my camera is hopeless without bright sunlight so I was forced to apply some severe "PhotoShoppery" to get a viewable image.)

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