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The ‘sticky oot bit’ with wall remnants.

The south tip of the dun.

Looking north east.

The west wall.

Looking west.

The entrance

Inside the dun looking towards Crinan.

The entrance

The south side

The north side

The impressive dun at Aird.

From the west.

Had a wee look in, nothing jumped out.

From above.

From the south.

Looking south

Looking north west, Jura in the background.

A wee look inside.

To the west.

Looking north west.

Straight over there, over the water is Ormaig and its rock art.

The north west edge, parking available beside the road heading into the trees.

The west edge of the interior.

Underneath the east wall.

The duns interior.

The north west wall from inside the dun.

Looking south west, Ardfern next to Loch Craignish.

Outside the north west section, Loch Craignish – a sea loch.

Remnants of the north wall from the interior of the dun.

Below the north east wall.

Looking east.

Looking north, Loch na n-Ardlaraich (Loch of the Highlanders)

The south wall looking west.

Possibly a double wall on the south east.

From where the minor road ends, north of Ardfern.

Looking north.

Looking east, in the trees apparently another cairn--next time!

It must be at least 1.5m tall on the north west.

Large kerbs on the north.

Looking north west towards Ardfern.

Sometimes overlooked, the large cairn looking south west.

East looking west.

Looking south east – a fort in the near distance.

Don’t know why, but I immediately thought the stone on edge belonged to a cist.

Looking towards Ardfern, the main area I’d look at on this day’s ‘hike’.

The kerb cairn, the great unwashed is park away from the road.

A long time ago it might have stood.