DescriptionThe Gallows tree, known as the Dule Tree, at Leith Hall - geograph.org.uk - 489962.jpg
English: The Gallows tree, known as the Dule Tree, at Leith Hall The Dule Tree in the grounds of Leith Hall is an ancient sycamore sitting on a prominent mound and was once used as a gallows tree for those convicted under "Baron's Law". Dule is a Gaelic word meaning "grief" and suggests that the site was once used as a place to mourn the dead of the clan.
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