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This site is closed. We’re working hard to gradually reopen the places you love while making sure the experience is safe for everyone. Find out more about our reopening plans.

The Fowlis Wester Sculptured Stone is free to visit.

Fowlis Wester Parish Church is open during daylight hours.

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A clearing where Ardunie Signal Station used to be, with a row of trees and fields in the background

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Ardunie Roman Signal Station
A red stoned cottage surrounded by gravestones and trees.

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Innerpeffray Chapel
The well preserved medieval Tullibardine Chapel with a small graveyard in front of it

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Tullibardine Chapel
Woodland with shrubs and bushes where the signalling station used to be

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Muir o'Fauld Roman Signal Station
A few gravestones stand in front of Muthill church, which has a large square tower on the right

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Muthill Old Church and Tower
A church building with a clock on the tower and two tall large windows, set in a graveyard

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St Serf's Church and Dupplin Cross
A snow speckled, rocky field with two small manmade hills

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Black Hill Roman Camps
Dunkeld Cathedral seen through some trees.

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Dunkeld Cathedral
A church building with a clock on the tower and two tall large windows, set in a graveyard

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St Serf's Church and Dupplin Cross
Detail of an animal on the front of the Dunfallandy Stone

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Dunfallandy Stone
A light brown round tower is peeking out over the roofs of Abernethy

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Abernethy Round Tower
A smallish standing stone surrounded by a circular fence in a field of bright yellow flowers.

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Dogton Stone
A general view of Inchcolm Abbey and the shore

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Inchcolm Abbey
A general view of Inchmahome Priory.

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Inchmahome Priory
A photograph of a stone carved with three horsemen

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Meigle Sculptured Stone Museum
A detailed view of Eassie Sculptured Stone. The back of the stone is decorated with a number of things including a double-disc and z-rod, a Pictish beast, three men with cloaks carrying spears and several cows with scroll joints.

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Eassie Sculptured Stone

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