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near to Chatto, Scottish Borders, Scotland

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	Five Stanes Stone Circle by Gary Buckham Located just off Dere Street, the Roman Road, this wee stone circle might not be Stonehenge but it still has its own charm.
	Cattle at Threstle Bog by Walter Baxter Hill cattle to the west of Chatto Craig in the western Cheviots.
	Trestle Cairn by Andrew Curtis The cairn stands on top of an unnamed hill some 200m E of Plea Shank, west of the boundary wall along Dere Street. It measures c.15m in diameter and stands some 0.7m high. There are several boulders set on edge within the circumference... (more)
	Five Stones by Richard Webb A stone circle by Dere Street in the Cheviot Hills.
	Standing stone, east side of Plea Shank by Richard Webb
	Dere Street by Richard Webb Crossing rough grazing land in the Cheviot Hills.
	Hill grazing in the Western Cheviots by Walter Baxter Viewed from Dere Street near Trestle Cairn.
	Five Stanes Stone Circle by Andrew Curtis
	Five Stanes Stone Circle by Andrew Curtis Five Stanes Stone Circle is some 6m in diameter, and stands in rough pasture on the S side of a slight rise. It comprises five stones, three standing and two prone, one of the latter having also been displaced from its original position in... (more)
	Trestle Cairn by Richard Webb Marked as a cairn, with the appearance of a stone circle
	Rough grazing, Plea Shank by Richard Webb Beside Dere Street
	Trestle Cairn by Walter Baxter This may have been a cairn at one time, but it is now a ring of stones on a small mound on the west side of Dere Street. Viewed towards Cunzierton Hill.