near to Craigrine [other Features], Dumfries And Galloway, Great Britain
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Polmaddy Gairy, NE ridge of Corserine |
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Carlin's Cairn seen from the plateau of Corserine
by Bob Peace
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Track to Polmaddy Gairy
by Gordon Brown
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The approach to Corserine from Folk Burn
by Karl and Ali
A thin path shows the way from the forest edge to the ridge
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Corserine's east cairn in winter condition.
by Bob Peace
This cairn, not shown on OS maps, is approx 500 metres east from the Trig and only one metre lower.
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Polmaddy Gairy
Looking up to Polmaddy Gairy from the path to Corserine.
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Craigrine
Craigrine with North Gairy Top in the background.
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View towards Polmaddy Gairy from Corserine summit plateau
by Alan O'Dowd
Gairy is a Scots word for a crag or outcrop, and features heavily in the names of places in the Galloway hills. The Ordnance Survey draughtsman seems to have overstated the cragginess here though.
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Scar of the Folk
by David Brown
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Summit plateau of Corserine
by Alan O'Dowd
The Merrick (with a couple of snow-patches) is in the distance. The remnant of a snow wreath remains around the edge of Polmaddy Gairy.
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Hennessey's Cairn and shelter
Hennessey's Cairn and shelter on Corserine.
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ATV moorland track on Corserine
by wrobison
Passing Hennessey's Cairn and shelter on Polmaddy Gairy.
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