This picture was taken in the centre of the cairnfield looking NW. Cnoc an Duin Hill – site of iron age fort – in the background.
Image credit: Graham Grant
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Strathspey,
I love that photo, as it shows the grimness of the conditions under which us keen TMA-ers operate at times, and illustrates how much our interest drives us. I can feel the water seeping into my boots as I type. I love the bleak sites, me.
Not all sites are as manicured as the likes of Avebury and Stonehenge, nor as lucky with the weather.
Regards,
TE.
Is there a path up Duin Hill Mr Spey? Soggy conditions brill!
Hey DB - just noticed the comments on the pics (10months later!)
No path up Duin hill. Very steep sides - maybe less so on the NW edge. God knows where the entrance would have been.
Eternal - this is one of the most remote and desolate sights I've visited - and you hit the nail on the head - thats one of the attractions!!