What is recorded here
This is a small rock fissure where part of the cliff has moved away from the main mass forming a narrow passage with two exits/entrances. The interior features crude carved intials of "D. O."
Craigneith Cranny is a narrow fissure cave formed by tectonic movement or weathering that separated part of a cliff from its main mass. The carved initials "D. O." suggest human visitation, though their exact date or significance is unknown.
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