A bit of zoom almost reveals evidence of a wall.
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Dun Gearum Beag from the west.
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The west and south sides.
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The probable landing place, not for me, plans are being made for island behind tho :-)
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The island dun taken, from the east.
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Luckily our voyage home to Barra included sailing on the west side of Mingulay which allowed us to see Gearum Beag near the southern cliffs.
It must have interesting landing on the island with prehistoric equipment, difficult with modern stuff. However, I did spy a possible landing place and way up to the top with with its grassy interior.
With Canmore’s aerial photos the walls can be made out, also the way up.
To the south is Berneray and slightly to the west a small crag called Gearum Mor, which houses a Medieval Fort or chapel.
The scenery – very difficult to beat – wonderful.
Sailed past – 15/07/2022.
Superb aerial photography.
Sites within 20km of Gearum Beag
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Dun Mhiughlaigh
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Gunamuil
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Hecla Point
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Aneir
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Cuithe Heillanish
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South Vatersay
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Bhatarsaigh
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Vatersay
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Biruaslum
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Dun A’ Chaolais
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Vatersay
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Allt Chrysal
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