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Its like the brambles are holding the stone captive, pretty sure they tried to catch me as well :-)

Look closely you see the end stone. In the murk, a fish farm.

A wee look underneath.

The cist cover is held up by the north east stone, another stone lies beneath.

The stone on the deck is probably one of the stone coffin end stones.

Appears to going south west to north east.

If taking the path to Carn Ban, this is to north of it and in the mound pictured. The cist re-found and a now an accurate grid ref :-)

Looked for a way up on all sides, when brambles are more than head high and the legs have taken a battering......................The dun is in the middle, you can just about see a wee clearing of stone work.

A closer look at the north east cist.

The overgrown north east corner of Carn Ban.

The remnants of what must have been an impressive site/sight.

To the east natural rock, to the west bits of chambers.

The widest part of the remnants.

Serious houk damage on the west side.

It might have been a long cairn, over the hill Bodach and Cailleach might have provided an answer, but they weren’t saying much on my visit.

This looking west, in the distance my next hike.

Much robbed but much to see, somewhere to the south is Ireland.

Looking north east, the cairn had a few chambers imo.

Mulfra Quoit, showing the fallen capstone, photograph taken from the south-south-east on 12 April 2004.

Mulfra Quoit, photograph taken from the south-south-west on 12 April 2004.

Mulfra Quoit, photograph taken from the south-west on 12 April 2004.

Mulfra Quoit, photograph taken from the west-north-west on 12 April 2004.

Mulfra Quoit, photograph taken from the north-west on 12 April 2004.