Broomrigg G

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Standing remainssubstantial fabric survives to stand in front of

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Broomrigg G is one of three standing stones the Albion Guide charts in Cumbria. Armathwaite Station is 4.3 km away to the west. For more of the same, Broomrigg A and Broomrigg B1 are close by.

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