SPW050976 SCOTLAND (1936). Glenapp Estate. An oblique aerial photograph facing north-east.

Dear Class 31, I agree with you about the layout of the wall system, that and the sheepfold abutting the wall along the Duckdubs burn make this another positive identification. I have pinned an enclosure above the 'Unique stone wall system' that I cannot identify on any map - I wonder if this is another Hay ree? (RCAHMS Thesaurus: Hay Ree; a Fodder Store - A building or enclosure used to prepare and store dry food such as hay and straw for the feeding of cattle).



The revised record will appear here in due course.



Brian Wilkinson

Britain from Above Activity Officer (Scotland)

These are getting harder!

This is a photo taken looking North East from above Polymodie Burn looking up the stone wall towards Duckdubs Burn. Laight Moor is on the left and to the far right are Drumfundle Moor and Glen Burn. I am happy with this location particularly as the wall system is unique.

Another one down with a few to go!