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Looking north east.

Bonny day, bonny site.

Wall on the south east.

Stonework on the north east.

Remnants of the dun’s enclosure.

A possible back door.

East wall.

North west wall.

Looking north.

Looking south, near the cottage is the chamber cairn.

The eastern approach.

East defences, natural and man made.

From near the Dunamuck North stones.

The dun, from near the Dunamuck Chamber Cairn.

To the right of the stone Dunamuck Dun, which I tried to visit first but had to visit last.

Looking south.

Looking north.

One still standing.

Looking south-east.

North stone.

South stone

The east side of the stones.

Looking up towards Kilmartin.

You’d have to say it was great weather for this type of thing – quick drying after landing in a bog.

From near the fallen stones. Note the surviving standing stone beyond.

The two stones plus a plastic tub.

Stone 2

Stone 1

The west side, cairn material and field clearance.

Looking North East.

Looking straight u[p the Kilmartin Glen. The cairn is quite a bit bigger than Canmore suggests going by its footprint.

Kerbs on the north section, I counted 9 in total.

In the distance, near the house, is the chamber cairn.

Taken from reasonably close to the farm.