Fallowlees Bastle, remains
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Fallowlees Bastle, remains
Image: © Les Hull Taken: 12 Jan 2005
Keys to the Past Web Site: The remains of a post-medieval bastle stand in an isolated position at the head of the River Font. Only the north-west and south-west walls still stand, with the remaining walls only visible as foundations. The standing walls contain some original features, such as narrow, slit windows. Remains of a probable enclosure wall lie to the north.
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Image Location
Latitude
55.242892
Longitude
-1.971662