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near to Killin, Stirling, Scotland
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Rough grazing with rushes near Killin
A roughly vegetated enclosure on the east side of the River Tay and also the route of an old railway that once served Killin.
The mountains in the distance are those of the Meall nan Tarmachan group.
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Kinnell Stone Circle - Killin
There are six stones in the ling and they are arranged on the circumference of a flattened circle measuring 9.5m by 8.5m in diameter. Unlike some other circles, the stones are not graded in height but the two tallest stones (up to 2m high)... (more)
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Old Railway Bridge over the River Dochart
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Fingal's Grave
Legends of Fingal abound in this area & indeed the name Killin is said to derive from Cill Fhinn, the 'Cell of Fingal'. This stone behind the village is said to mark his grave. He was killed by his adversary Taileachd who cut... (more)
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Rob Roy Way and National Cycleroute 7, Auchmore Wood
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Falls of Dochart
View of the River Dochart, taken from just below the road through Killin, looking downstream across the Falls of Dochart towards the bridge of the same name.
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Falls of Dochart
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Old Mill and Falls of Dochart, Killin
Originally a meal mill, the building now houses the tourist information centre.
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Meall nan Tarmachan from the Rob Roy Way
A glimpse of this Munro, partly covered in cloud, between stretches of forest on the Rob Roy Way. One of just a few views on a stretch that is largely dominated by trees on either side of the track.
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Clan MacNab burial ground
The ground is located on an island, only accessible via a gate from the bridge at Killin, for which the key may be obtained by following instructions at the sign on the entrance gate.
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Main Street, Killin, Scotland
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A827 in Killin, near the primary school
The A827 in Killin, taken near the primary school.
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