Lost Summer House
Introduction
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Lost Summer House
Image: © Pete Marrison Taken: 10 Oct 2024
To the south east of Camis House, is a hill overlooking Craigendoran. In 1860 the map shows the name “Summer Ho”. By 1890, the map shows just a dot. All that remains is a ragged stone base. The length is approximate 20 metres. The Summer House was probably rotten many years ago. There is a great view across the loch. The Summer House was about 30 metres up from the old Ice House.
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Image Location
Latitude
55.994636
Longitude
-4.702091