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Rabbitneuk Quarries
These sandstone quarries are marked on the first-edition OS map (surveyed in 1858), but they had fallen into disuse by 1914. They took their name from Rabbitneuk, a house that was at NS48116082; the building was shown on maps from 1858 up to at least 1940, but it has been gone for several decades.
by Lairich Rig
Created: Fri, 26 Dec 2014, Updated: Fri, 26 Dec 2014
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