
Pointless trying to get across, something horrendous was coming from the west.
Pointless trying to get across, something horrendous was coming from the west.
Taken from the east, at the minor roads end. The trip to Berneray had more than a few detours.
Mysterious man-made islets found in lochs on Scotland’s remote Outer Hebridean islands may be thousands of years older than previously realised, a study has revealed.
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By the time we reached Olavat the weather had taken a turn for the worse, it wasn’t raining but the clouds were getting lower and lower. Like Scolpaig the tracks leading to Olavat had been flooded in the previous two days, earlier we had been warned against walking to the site if the weather closed in. For a change I did as I was told.
More of a crannog than a dun, perhaps more of a settlement than a dun. One thing for certain the original assertion that this site was Iron Age was miles out as discoveries date back to Neolithic times. The causeway is also in very good condition. Aerial pics in the Canmore page are brilliant.
From Scolpaig simply head east on the A865 and take the next minor road north.
Visited 24/7/2019.
Once again, superb aerial photos, superb excavation notes.