Remains of an enclosure :: Shared Description
The hitherto unreported traces of an old rectangular enclosure, located just to the north of the Finland Burn where it flows through Red Brae. Like nearby cultivation traces – Link
– the enclosure was probably connected with a farmstead that is now long gone.
– the enclosure was probably connected with a farmstead that is now long gone.by Lairich Rig
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- Remains of an enclosure
By Lairich Rig. Used on 3 images
- Remains of an enclosure
By Lairich Rig. Used on 5 images
- Cultivation traces at Red Brae
By Lairich Rig. Used on 7 images
- Finland Burn unfinished millstone
By Lairich Rig. Used on 3 images
- Red Brae unfinished millstone
By Lairich Rig. Used on 3 images
- Helen's Tower
By Rossographer. Used on 2 images
- North Middleton Aqueduct
By Andrew Curtis. Used on 7 images
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Created: Thu, 21 Apr 2011, Updated: Mon, 27 Feb 2012
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