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Singing Up the Country: The Songlines of Avebury and Beyond

Singing Up the Country: The Songlines of Avebury and Beyond

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Tombuie Cottage

Date Added: 24th Oct 2025
Site Type: Rock Art Country: Scotland (Perth and Kinross)
Visited: Yes on 24th Oct 2025. My rating: Condition 2 Ambience 3 Access 3

Tombuie Cottage

Tombuie Cottage submitted by Creative Commons on 5th Dec 2012. "Braes Of Balloch cup and ring marked stone" Copyright Andrew Curtis, reproduced under Creative Commons licence.
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Log Text: Carvings difficult to see by naked eye, but just discernible. I made a photogrammetry scan (using Polycam app) and was astounded by the extent of the work when I switched from the visual scan to 'clay' mode.
Model is available to view at https://poly.cam/capture/f24b3601-d9d2-4f32-b1d7-c19adfcf3b47



Acharn Falls

Date Added: 24th Oct 2025
Site Type: Stone Circle Country: Scotland (Perth and Kinross)
Visited: Yes on 24th Oct 2025. My rating: Condition 3 Ambience 4 Access 3

Acharn Falls

Acharn Falls submitted by postman on 9th Aug 2013. The best stone circle in Scotland, well the top ten at least.
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Log Text: On arrival, there was a sheep's skull, clear quartz crystal, and bead necklace laid in a roughly cruciform shape on top of the large, flat stone adding a little something to the ambiance.

Even on an overcast day like today there were superb views along Loch Tay.

The stones themselves are interesting, with the tallest of the standing ones having crevices making distinctive patterns on the faces of tge stone. The large, flat, recumbent stone is notable for the vein of quartz running all the way around its waist.




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