This sounds like a magical place for a circle (if that’s what it is). Jutting out into Loch Tamanavay (Tamnabhaigh) is a little peninsular, which becomes an island 100ft in diameter during the high spring tides. It has ‘a wave washed shore of stones and boulders’ (according to Canmore’s romantic description). A small 10m diameter grassy mound has many small stones and also 10 larger stones (up to 1m across) protruding from it, including one that Canmore concedes may be a fallen monolith. A 1970s investigation discovered lots of ash just below the mound’s surface – so perhaps we can imagine people sitting there on their island with a roaring fire. Sounds great.
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Sites within 20km of Aird Sleitenish
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Dun Borranish
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Traigh Na Berie
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Dun Bharabhat
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Taransay
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Iarsiadar Standing Stone
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Bernera Bridge Circle
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Barraglom
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Dun Barraglom
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Great Bernera
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