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Southern arc including mighty recumbent and flankers.
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There’s a fairly large slab half-buried in the mound.
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The stone(s) and drystone surround.
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I’ve spotted Thelonious’ lucky pebble.
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What an amazing RSC this would have made.
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Huge displaced slab next to the chamber. It appears to have been dug out since Audrey Henshall’s 1995 visit.
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There is lots of jumbled stone on the mound, but whether it represents part of the original structure or clearance isn’t obvious.
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The disturbed chamber, divided into separate sections by portal stones.
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The centre of the monument, looking towards Beauly Firth.
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The massive diameter of the cairn, looking SE.
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The massive SE cairn with the NW cairn far right.
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The SE cairn. Beauly Firth away to the right.
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Looking towards the SE cairn (under the trees) from the NW cairn.
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Some visible stonework in the mound of the NW cairn.
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Mains of Kilcoy cairns from the west. The NW cairn is centre of shot, the SE cairn under the clump of trees far right.
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Pointed orthostat in the chamber of Kilcoy North.
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Looking across the chamber of Kilcoy North to Kilcoy South and the Beauly Firth.
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The ground slopes gently away from Kilcoy South down to the lovely Beauly Firth.
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