
Slightly different angle looking north west, plus the sun appeared.
Slightly different angle looking north west, plus the sun appeared.
The dun is still occupied.
The larger loch Loch Dun Na Cille has a small neighbour called Loch Dunanduichal, which houses the dun of the same name. This taken from the slip of land between the two lochs.
Loch Dun Na Cille has a much smaller neighbour to the west called Loch Dun an Duichal and like its much bigger neighbour it also has a crannog / dun.
I couldn’t see a causeway, Canmore haven’t seen one but locals suggest that stones from the causeway were removed in the late 1800s. If so, the removed all trace of its existence. On the plus side the island still remains.
I walked south on the slip of land between the two lochs, one or two boggy bits but nothing to worry about. The site is almost 23m wide and only scattered stones remain of the dun.
Beautifully calm waters, and good to see the dun being used by local residents – ducks etc.
Visited 07/08/2023.