Capenoch Loch Cairn NE-SW Axis viewed from SW. Two excavated hollows are visible along the axis. (07.04.12)
Capenoch Loch Cairn NE-SW Axis viewed from SW. Two excavated hollows are visible along the axis. (07.04.12)
Stone circle as seen from eastern flank of the hill, looking ENE... Not marked on any maps, so I take it it is modern?
The best bit of preserved wall on the north east.
Good description, good photos.
Hard to find... and harder to photograph, this was my favourite site of the day.
Once posited as a medieval well... “The suggestion that this may be a well-chamber is clearly erroneous, although the cist may have been added to later to form a small shelter. (CPAT 2003)”
Not having researched beforehand, this one proved a very pleasant surprise.
Arguably, winter is the optimal time to visit Pen-yr-Heol Las...
Looking towards Mynydd Llangorse ... quite a few cairns that-a-way, too.
An unexpectedly substantial monument, with a smaller example just north.
A well preserved cist upon northern Cefn Moel...
A walk to the ‘Bwlch Cairn’... and on to Pen-yr-Heol Las, via Ffynnon Las.
Cup & Ring Carving on Cambret Moor Cup And Ring Carved Stone viewed from SE. (27.10.18)
Cup & Ring Carving on Cambret Moor Cup And Ring Carved Stone viewed from SE. (27.10.18)
Looking east, the water behind is the Crinan Canal.