Curleywee translates to 'Hill in the Wind' as it's believed to come from the Scottish Gaelic 'Cor Le Gaeith'. The 2,211-foot (674 m) hill in the Scottish Southern Uplands has a really nice profile when observed from the west/southwest over on Lamachan Hill and Larg Hill. If approaching Curleywee via the Bennanbrack ridge in poor weather, a series of iron fence posts mark the way.

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Elevation 730 m

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Thursday 23 October

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Location: Cree Valley, South Scotland, Scotland, United Kingdom

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