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Finlarg Hill (NO 405419, 336m)
Gaelic fionn learg, “white slope”
Location: main ridge, east
Neighbours: Unnamed Point 315/1 (NE), Ironside Hill (SW)
Hill Lists: Tump
Summit: rough grazing; small cairn
Notes: above Over and Nether Finlarg farms
Summit cairn on Finlarg Hill, looking towards Strathmore
Ironside Hill (left), Gallow Hill (right) and Craigowl (distant, centre) seen across Lumley Den from Finlarg Hill
Finlarg Hill from its northeast ridge
Fothringham Hill (NO 465456, 254m)
Family name of local landowners, originally Fotheringhay, Old English fodoring ey, “foddering island”
Location: outlier, east
Neighbours: Hill of Lour (NE)
Hill Lists: HuMP, Tump
Summit: clear-felled forest; telecommunications masts; triangulation pillar at NO 467453 (250m) S of summit; fire lookout tower; abandoned wireless station; access tracks for forestry and telecom
Notes: above Fothringham Hill House; folly/summerhouse (dated 1803) on south side; wind turbines on northwest side
The felled area around the summit of Fothringham Hill
Summit of Fothringham Hill, looking towards the main ridge of the Sidlaws
Fothringham Hill triangulation pillar (south of the true summit)
The abandoned wireless station, near Fothringham Hill summit
The current telecommunication masts, near Fothringham Hill summit
The summerhouse/folly on the south side of Fothringham Hill
Wind turbines in farmland on the northwestern slope of Fothringham Hill
Fothringham Hill from the west
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