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	Fields near Collace by Maigheach-gheal The fields are at the foot of Dunsinane Hill.
	Hoolmyre, near Collace by Mike Pennington House on the northern flanks of Dunsinane Hill.
	Dunsinane hill by Peter Ward Made famous by Shakespeare, though the earthworks of the iron age castle visible in the picture far antedate Macbeth. Dunsinane wood is however visible from the hill.
	Black Hill cliffs from Dunsinane Hill by Jackie Proven Looking East from the fort on Dunsinane Hill. Dundee and the Tay Bridge in the background
	Farmland below Dunsinane Hill by Douglas Nelson
	Black Hill cliffs by James Allan Seen from the slopes of Dunsinane Hill.
	Views from Dunsinane Hill towards Kings Seat by thejackrustles
	Collace Quarry by Mick Garratt Manufacturing "a range of asphalt mixes". So, they're basically like a chef in a kitchen, whipping up different asphalt mixes like it's nobody's business. And get this, they even follow the EN standards!... (more)
	View from Dunsinane Hill South by Snaik
	Dunsinane Hill from Black Hill by Iain A Robertson
	Tullach Ard by James Allan Entrance to Tullach Ard, a wooded country estate specialising in Highland cattle. The name is from the war cry of Clan McKenzie, meaning 'The High Hill'.
	Farm on the foot of Duninsane Hill with the rocky crags of Black Hill beyond by James Denham Site of an ancient fort.

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NO2131 : Collace Quarry (top)
Collace quarry has eaten away a substantial part of the hill now, much more than the map shows. See the main entrance to the quarry here:
NO2031 : Collace Quarry

Posted by Lis Burke on Mon, 13 Nov 2006 (0 comments)