Two Cairns, one large one small
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Two Cairns, one large one small
Image: © Ena Dawson Taken: 26 Jan 2007
Cairn identified from round indentation in ground and position from stone wall. Largest cairn can be seen in photo by vegetation colour, the smaller seems to be one, two or three stones nearby. Mumbles/Swansea Bay is in the distant west and Bagland Bay in the east of photo.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.76367
Longitude
-3.838217