3 May, 2013 pm
After leaving the Culloden Visitor’s Centre we stopped off
to photograph on of the amazing railway viaducts to be seen in the area quite
close to Inverness
. (Remember to click on the photos to enlarge them)
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As the Prehistoric Burial
Cairns of Balnuaran of Clava were nearby we headed that way next. Commonly known as the Clava Cairns, it is the
site of a well preserved group of Bronze Age burial cairns that were built around
4000 years ago. The complex comprises a series of passage graves, ring cairns,
kerb cairns and standing stones in a beautiful setting. However, the weather was certainly not kind to us at
this site as it was freezing cold and raining making the ground extremely soggy.
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Tom trying to work out the "science of it all!" |
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Roslyn treading very carefully on the soggy ground! |
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Part of the complex is by the roadside. Note the Viaduct in the Distance |
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