Beware the Trove co-ordinates place the stone on the other side of the road, and a wee bit up the next door hill.
Image credit: drew/AMJ
Beware the Trove co-ordinates place the stone on the other side of the road, and a wee bit up the next door hill.
Top right by the tall greenery and at road edge is an unrecorded and degraded cairn. Pix to follow. Plus on Google Earth there’s a large oval crop mark level with the stone not far from the seaward field boundary. Indistinct but present field level change and vegetation pattern when I checked out a few weeks ago.
The cairn on top of the hill across the road, I found just because I was curious, is also unrecorded.
I reckon a hell of a lot on Gigha isn’t. I’m busy busy busy but hope to upload pix of what looks like a small but heftily made dun above Tarbert which lurks in the usual dense vegetation shortly.… an easy job for the island’s archaeo clearance squad