Crombie Old Church Ruin Southish West Corner
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Crombie Old Church Ruin Southish West Corner
Image: © Nigel J C Turnbull Taken: 7 Jun 2008
Just across the narrow road (Brae) from this church is marked on old maps as being a windmill. This sizeable collection of buildings is currently being developed — possibly housing — I hope they upgrade the very narrow single track road. Not much chance of anyone renovating this old church that looks like a giant’s window box. The stonework is in a very dangerous condition. Inside the walls of the church, right in the middle of the floor, stands a bit of an oddity. A large gravestone, nearly three feet wide and over six feet tall. I was not brave enough to risk life and limb for a closer look.
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Image Location
Latitude
56.052727
Longitude
-3.561908