Tarland

Few communities in Scotland have a history as closely tied to prehistoric ceremonial monuments as Tarland. Set in the Howe of Cromar, a farming valley in Aberdeenshire, the village lies near the Burn of Tarland and below the slopes of Morven. Nearby Tomnaverie Stone Circle is a prominent recumbent stone circle, part of a distinctive concentration of monuments found across north-east Scotland. Tarland remains a small working rural centre, while its setting links everyday village life with the archaeological legacy of the surrounding valley. View additional webcams nearby to better understand how Tarland and Cromar relate to their surroundings.

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