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Remnants of the south west wall.

The east end.

The west end defences are pretty good.

From lower down, stonework can be seen.

Great view of the dun from the top of Beinn Nan Caorach.

This stone is on the north east part of the cairn.

From the west side.

A closer look at the cairn, grass covered, field clearence but a large footprint and at least 1.5m tall.

Good placement for both loch and sea.

Top of the northern stone.

Chokes at the bottom of the south stone.

A lovely shape to the top of the southernmost stone.

The mpre southerly stone with the possible cairn behind.

We were in the house with the solar panels, superb site/sight every morning.

Almost directly behind is a dun, on the hill.

Looking towards the hamlet of Upper Kilchattan.

The limpets, also showing the way to a dun.

A pretty decent disguise.

The gardens of the nearby house beyond the trees.

In the background the walls of a graveyard.

The stream is well up due to a lot of recent rain.

A beautiful standing stone, the Allt Cinn-Locha, the nearby stream / river.

Taken from beneath, looking north east.

Top of the stone, pointing towards Jura.

Looking south west on to the beach.

A truly beautiful place. In the distance is Jura.

Looking out to Cretshangan Bay, no idea why this photo ended up like this, clouds rolled over is my guess.

Looking south, more monuments which I’ll get when I return.

This interesting stone remains.

Looking north – north east.

Looking over the mound to the north west.

The lichen hairstyle could be better :-)

The 2 standing stones are hiding behind the trees.

Towards the north, Cnoc A’ Chleirich behind.

Looking north west.

In the next field.

Looking northish.

Looking east.

Looking north.

Looking south.

Like days gone past – Drew and SC in conversation :-)

It’s pointing towards the Carse, better go.

Looking north, the stone is very slim.

Interesting shape to the top of the stone.

Almost a victory V sign going on here.

Looking towards the south east.

South west approach.

South east wall, below is a sheer drop.

Internal fort looking south east, the trees are on top of a badly ruined wall.