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| Visited 26.7.13 Not quite as impressive as its near neighbour but certainly worth a visit just the same. There is room to park and a short but steepish walk will soon bring you to the Broch’s doorway. As with Dun Telve there are internal stairs you can walk up which is fun. The walls are not as high as Dun Telve but still a decent height. ‘The best preserved Brochs on mainland Scotland’ the information panel proclaims. I wouldn’t disagree as the only better ones I have seen have been on the Scottish Islands. That’s another two Historic Scotland sites off the list. All in all well worth the long drive out of our way (at least I thought so!) If visiting the Brochs check out the ‘Wagon Café’ opposite Dun Troddan. Definitely the most unusual café I have ever been to! Is there a more unlikely place to find a café? |
Posted by CARL 13th August 2013ce Edited 13th August 2013ce
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