Not so with the clach crubain, which is to cure all pains in the joints.

It was the sight of the Clach Mhor.

They were founded in 1885 and are nicknamed the Lilywhites (due to their white strip) or Clach.

The name is derived from 'Ruighe nan clach' - and commemorates an earlier sheiling nearby.

Its name derives from the Gaelic and refers to the very large broken ("clach") rock ("toll") on the headland nearby.

This listing excludes peaks such as Clach Glas which in hill walking/mountaineering terms are considered of significance.

Above: Blaven and Clach Glas (all photos by Tony Greenbank).

An alternative location for his burial is the Clach Goraidh Crobhan stone near Kintra.

One of them, known as Clach an t-Seasaidh, is said to be referred to in a prophecy by the Brahan Seer.

One building of note is Clach Mhor (meaning 'big stone' in Gaelic) which is located on the edge of the village.

This is derived from Clach Manann, the 'stone of Manann', referring to a monument stone located there.

The most southerly is Clach Leathad (Clachlet) which with a height of 1099 metres is just a metre lower than the main summit.

This was originally a fire, which was maintained by the monks who lived at Clach na Bleide on Ceann Ear.

Alternative routes follow the south ridge, or come from the north having traversed the Clach Glas ridge which links to the Red Cuillin peaks.

After leaving County in 2005, he took up short term contracts at several Highland League clubs, including Clach, Rothes and Forres Mechanics.

Sharp Stone (Clach Biorach), Edderton - Class I stone in a field (probable original position), viewable from the roadside.

A quarter of a mile outside the town lies another stone, the Clach Biorach or "Edderton symbol stone", a Class I Pictish stone.

Eididh nan Clach Geala, which lies about 3 km north of Beinn Dearg is also added in to complete a round of 4 Munros.

It is well-known because of the nearby Clach a' Charridh or Shandwick Stone, a Class II Pictish stone.

The ridge cresting Bla Bheinn and Clach Glas is one of the Sky's finest mountain walks - thrilling to execute and suspenseful to the end.

The col connects the mountain to the two highest peaks of the Fannichs, Sgurr nan Clach Geala and Sgurr Mòr.

Beinn Achaladair has two corries on its slopes, to the east of the summit ridge is Coire nan Clach which contains eight very small lochans in its upper recesses.

Clachnaben (archaically "Cloch-na'bain"; Scottish Gaelic: "Clach na Beinne") is a 589-metre hill in Glen Dye, Aberdeenshire, Scotland.

This should not be confused with the Scottish Gaelic plural of clach which is clachan "stones", a homograph but not a homophone as it is pronounced /kʰl ˠaxən/.

Sgùrr nan Clach Geala is a Scottish mountain situated 28 kilometres south-southeast of Ullapool in the county of Ross and Cromarty in the Highland council area.