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List of names as written Various modes of spelling Authorities for spelling Situation Description remarks
THE BRIGS The Brigs
The Brigs
The Brigs
Mr John Cairncross, Thurso
Mr James Banks, Thurso
Mr David Gow, Thurso
005 There are two bridges or shelves of rock across the mouth of this cave, one about half way up, and the other on the summit of the cliff, hence the name.
RUMBLING GOES Rumbling Goes
Rumbling Goes
Rumbling Goes
Mr John Cairncross, Thurso
Mr James Banks, Thurso
Mr David Gow, Thurso
005 This name applies to a cave on the west side of ''Holburn Head'', which has two branch caves going off from it, one runs in from ''The Brigs'', and the other comes in from ''The Loops''. The water meeting here from the three entrances, makes a tremendous rumbling noise, hence the name.

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County of Caithness -- Parish of Thurso

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