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A Photo Gallery of The Whangie beneath Auchineden Hill in the Kilpatrick Hills. This is a deep narrow fissure with pinnacles bounded on both sides by steep walls of rock. It is a popular walk and a location for practice rock-climbing. According to local legend The Whangie was created by the Devil whipping his tail in excitement.
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