...this phenomenon than the action of water at the foundation of this rock, meeting with some soluble the foot of the rock which encircles the western brow of the hill, there is a considerable extent of table-land, affording excellent pasture for sheep and cattle,...

...which mentions" Dundaf et Strathkawan qua? fuerunt foresta uostra," and Dundaft' adjoins Strathcarron. In the statistical account of the parish of Fintry...of the rock which encircles the western brow of the Fiutry Hills there is a considerable extent of table-land, and on the descent below this starts out...

...the Morton chartulary there is a charter by Alexander II which mentions "Dundafet Strathkawan quae fuerunt foresta nostra," and Dundaff adjoins Strathearron....the descent below this starts out a knoll, commonly knmni by the name of the. Dun or Domi, of a singular appearance. Its front is a perpendicular rock...

...which mentions "Dundafet Strathkawan quae f'uerunt foresta nostra," and Dundaff adjoins Strathcarron. In the statistical account of the parish of Fintry...descent below this starts out a knoll, commonly known by ihe name of the Dun or Down, of a singular appearance. Its front is a perpendicular rock fifty feet...

...ibresta nostra," and Dundaff adjoins Strathcarron. In the statistical account of the parish of Pintry there is the following notice : " At the foot of the...and on the descent below this starts out a knoll, coinmmdy lawmi by the name of fh? Dun or Down, of a singular appearance. Its front is a perpendicular...

...rising in the Fintry Hills, flows, is called Strathcarron; but it also bore the name of Strathcawin And in the Statistical Account • of the parish of Fintry...descent below this starts out a knoll, commonly known by the name of the Dun or Down, of a singular appearance. Its front is a perpendicular rock, fifty feet...