Some Views of Stones of Scotland
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The Carlin Stone near Craigends Farm. 2007. -
The Dalgarven Mill cup and ring mark stone. -
The Dagon stone in Hasting's Square, Darvel. 2007. -
The Dagon stone in Hasting's Square, Darvel. 2007.
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