Buiston Loch and Crannog
7 January
Buiston Loch (NS 416 433) locally pronounced 'Biston', also known as Buston, was situated in the...…
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The Lady's Well
15 October
Next to the Saint Maurs-Glencairn church in Kilmaurs is a patch of woodland which was once an...…
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Kilmaurs Loupin on stane
13 October
Outside the Old Person's Cabin in the main street is a large sandstone block which is thought to be...…
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The Maak's Well
13 October
The Maak's, Monk's or Mack's Well water runs into the Carmel beneath Kilmaurs Place. It is said...…
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Moving to Kilmaurs
17 September
About 14 years ago my wife and I were passing through Kilmaurs on the bus to...…
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James Glencairn, Burns and Kilmaurs
4 MayThe owner of the Kilmaurs estates, James, 14th Earl of Glencairn was a patron of Robert Burns, and his generosity earned the Ayrshire Poet's undying gratitude. In 1786, Glencairn arranged…
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