St John?s Chair, Dalry
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St John?s Chair, Dalry
Image: © Chris Newman Taken: 22 Jul 2008
At the top of St John’s Town of Dalry village at Midtown is a small smooth natural stone shaped like a chair (to left of electric pole), probably from the bed of Water of Ken - tradition said it was used by St John. The road bearing right is the A702; bearing left is the Southern Upland Way.
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Image Location
Latitude
55.107424
Longitude
-4.15722