Niall was out last night and has sent us this glorious shot of the Kildalton Cross. Many congratulations to him - a remarkable picture.
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Cracking shot of a magical place !
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ReplyDeleteMy great great great great grandfather is buried there John Campbell and Mary Anderson! Does any body have any information about them? Great shot by the way.
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