
Looking south west.
Looking south west.
Looking north.
Looking towards Ardfernal Hill.
Looking south to Loch na Mile.
Close up of the stone.
Looking towards the Paps of Jura.
Named stones on southern flank of Ardfernal Hill – The Prayer Stone (’Clack-na-Urina’) and The Samson Stone (’Clach Samson’).
The Samson Stone (Clach Samson) – closeup of supposed ‘hand print’.
The Samson Stone (Clach Samson) – large stone on southern flankof Ardfernal Hill said to bear an impression of a man’s hand (visible top, centre) and legend that it was thrown from Argyll. View S to Craighouse.
One of the most stunning locations I’ve ever been to, same with nearby stones, are the standing stones at Knockrome and Ardfernal. To be fair the weather was on our side.
There is more than one road on Jura, from the A846 take the minor road signposted Knockrome and keep going until Ardfernal. After asking permission to park, at the ‘ferm toun’ we crossed the fields heading slightly north.
The stone stands at 1.2m high and has simply glorious views.
Visited 31/7/2018.