come to the ground. Another tree has toppled over the upper stone of the belfry, which lies not yet broken to pieces.
The church is finely built, and is well worth some little attention. It is of small dimensions, measuring on the outside 50 feet 5 inches by
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Fig. 1445.—Cambusmichael Church.
20 feet 6 inches, and on the inside 43 feet 10 inches by 15 feet. The doorway, which is in the usual place on the south side near the west end, is round-arched with a wide splay, and is built with large stones. There
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Fig. 1446.—Cambusmichael Church. Centre Window.
were probably three windows, all on the south side. One adjoining the doorway is lost where the wall is ruined, and another at the east end has only the sill remaining. The centre window (Fig. 1446) is complete; it is
