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Aerial photograph of old quarry earthworks, Loveston, viewed from the north-east. Taken on 19 November 2005.

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Adrian T A James's profile picture
The field immediately to the left of the far, with a mound, was known in the late 18th century as a cunnigar or warren. The building, barely discernable, on the furthest right of the complex, is the standing remains of a 16th/17th building with massive fireplace. Now a byre.

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