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‘A Song In Stone’
Knocking Stones In Mid Argyll – Part 3
Further Thoughts on Stone Basins in Argyll
“stone basins occur in many forms and likely had different functions. “
Knocking Stones of Mid Argyll : Part 2
In the process of locating and exploring a number of deserted settlements in Mid Argyll, we have come upon several unusual rock basins at three sites and seen some in other situations.
Knocking Stones In Mid Argyll – Part One
Rock Art….or Rock Carvings?
Bernie Bell: Bernie & Mike’s Road Trip – Spring 2017
Head north on coast road, through Wick to John O’Groats, which is lovely in the sunshine.
Bernie Bell: Bernie & Mike’s Road Trip – Spring 2017
we crossed the road to the churchyard, and found a cup and ring carved on the back of a 19th century head-stone there!
Bernie Bell: Bernie & Mike’s Road Trip – Spring 2017
Then to Barnluasgan Loch and walk to Bellanoch viewpoint for stunning views of Moine Mhor and surroundings.
Bernie Bell: Bernie & Mike’s Road Trip – Spring 2017
Over the hills and far away along forestry tracks – many ‘thrushes anvils’ along the way – reaching Ormaig with view of Loch Craignish beyond.
