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English: Torehousekie Stone Circle Dating from the 2nd millennium BC, this is one of the best preserved sites in Britain. The circle is approximately 60 feet in diameter and comprises 19 stones
up to 5 feet high. In 1684 it was called, 'King Galdus's tomb'. |
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| Author | ronnie leask |
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