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Dun Chonallaich

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Dun Chonallaich (Hillfort) by GLADMAN 'Mobile overnight accommodation' - aka dossing in the back of the car - does have its compensations... such as being 'Johnny-on-the-spot' when special light bathes the landscape at the end of the day. Creag a' Chapuill, I believe, rises to the right of Dun Chonallaich.
GLADMAN Image Credit: Robert Gladstone
Posted by GLADMAN
23rd June 2013ce
Edited 24th August 2015ce
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Comments (3)
Wow, that's some view your 'Mobile overnight accommodation' has got.

I bet it wasn't easy getting back to the 'real' world after 2 weeks of days and nights like that? 		thelonious Posted by thelonious
23rd June 2013ce
I think most people reckon I live on another planet anyway...

Incidentally if you get the chance I rate Creag a' Chapuill as a stunner. 		GLADMAN Posted by GLADMAN
23rd June 2013ce
Thanks for the tip. I've never been to the Kilmartin area. YET.

Just looking at the sites on TMA around there makes my head spin.

Hopefully next year! 		thelonious Posted by thelonious
23rd June 2013ce
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