Photo of Eassie Old Church, a church in the Angus, north east Scotland.

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Eassie Old Church

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In the roofless shell of Eassie’s old kirk, near Glamis, stands the Eassie Stone — a beautifully carved Pictish cross-slab, with a cross on one face and figures and animals on the other. It’s kept sheltered within the ruin. A Historic Environment Scotland site, open and free, it’s a quick but rewarding stop if you’re touring the Pictish stones of Angus.

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