The Temple Stones

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The Temple Stones is one of 23 stone circles the Albion Guide maps in Aberdeenshire. For arrivals by rail, Dyce Station is 7.7 km to the south-west. St Fergus's Church, Dyce and Hill of Fiddes are among the ancient sites within 8.1 km.

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