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Bin Forest, Cairnie, Aberdeenshire.
| NGR: | NJ 49800 43450 |
| WGS84: | 57.47851, -2.83878 |
| Length: | 7 m |
| Vert. Range: | Not recorded |
| Altitude: | 250 m |
| Geology: | Huntly-Knock Pluton - Gabbro |
| Tags: | Cave, Fissure |
| Registry: | second |
A cave extending about 25 yards beneath the Ground. It is entered by a small fissure in the rock and is very difficult to get into. [OS Namebook]
Cave entered by a fissure in rocks. Now in area of afforestation. [HER]
Alternate Names: None recorded.
Notes: Labelled on OS maps.
Whilst the OS Namebook specifically states that the name relates to a cave, Milne (1912) claims that 'New Found Aisle' refers to a hill (derived from 'Naomh Fin Al' meaning 'sacred hill').
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