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Rocktype UNKNOWN
Altitude 176m a.s.l
Crag features
Shaw Hill (Bruce's camp) also known as hill of Crichie
The name Bruce's camp appears several times in the history books:
On the Hill of Crichie are the remains of an old Camp, where it is said King Robert lay before his victory over the Cummings on the Hill of Barra.
Bruce's Camp indicates an association with Robert the Bruce. There is a tradition that Bruce camped here prior to the Battle of Old Meldrum (1308).
Approach notes
Accessible from a layby near the auto centre on the B993
or
From the grounds of Thainstone house hotel
No Access Issues
Several fallen trees in the way up but they can all be avoided
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