πŸ“Œ Tealing, Angus
β˜…β˜…

On its long descent from the Sidlaw Hills towards Dundee, a sign on the A90 dual carriageway points west along a minor road to the quiet village of Tealing. Historic Environment Scotland cares for two properties here a few minutes’ walk apart from each other. First is a picturesque, lectern dovecot (or doocot) complete with its nesting boxes, probably built in 1595 by the local Maxwell family. The other item of interest is a curved souterrain, probably constructed to store grain or other supplies during the Roman occupation of the area but now open to the elements. Both are accessed from the same car park.

Tealing Dovecot β˜…β˜…

🌍 Location

πŸ“Œ Off minor road, Tealing village centre

🧭 O.S. Grid Reference: NO 413381

πŸ›°οΈ GPS coordinates: 56.531546,-2.956206

🚌 Infrequent bus to Tealing. More frequent service stops on A90 at Tealing turnoff (0.5 mi)

πŸš— Car park

πŸ“ Key info

⌚ Daily, April to September

🎫 Free

πŸ”— historicenvironment.scot

Tealing Earth House β˜…

🌍 Location

πŸ“Œ Off minor road, west side of Tealing

🧭 O.S. Grid Reference: NO 412381

πŸ›°οΈ GPS coordinates: 56.531864,-2.957261

🚌 Infrequent bus to Tealing. More frequent service stops on A90 at Tealing turnoff (0.5 mi)

πŸš— Car park at Tealing Doocot

πŸ“ Key info

⌚ Daily, April to September

🎫 Free

πŸ”— historicenvironment.scot

πŸ’¬ From the car park it’s a 2-min walk to the Earth House: follow the track west over Tealing Burn, then north (right) on a narrow footpath.

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