Marshall Trail (13.6) Dunmisk Fort
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Marshall Trail (13.6) Dunmisk Fort
Image: © Kenneth Allen Taken: 25 Mar 2015
No information board was obvious at this stopping point. It is at the raised area behind the farmhouse. There is a concrete lane heading towards it but there are restrictions with access due to risk of infection to livestock The site was originally a prehistoric earthwork, which was modified and used by an early Monastic Christian Community. It sits on a ridge with a commanding view of the Camowen River Valley. (Picture taken from Inishative Road)
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54.579429
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