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Looking south east towards the first of the Tigh A’ Charnain cairns.
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Looking east, this must have been a massive cairn.
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Looking south west – it’s a good place to be on a sunny, if freezing, day.
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The east kerb and the west kerb (on the edge og the photo)
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The first of three cairns at Charnain, the grass covered site looking south east.
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Looking north west, note incoming hailstones.
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Looking south west, more rubbish on the river bank as well.
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Looking east, behind the trees is the River Add and a rubbish dump of fertiliser bags, broken pallets, etc. A crying shame!
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A good day for something better than walking boots.
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Looking west towards the Dunamuck section of the Kilmartin Glen.
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Looking east along the valley, hailstone shower in the distance.
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Various rock art on the outcrops behind.
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A few miles north of Lochghilphead and its hailstones, and a drenching coming in from the west.
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From the south east looking north west, over the hill is Aultbea.
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A bit of zoom, then a hasty retreat as from the sky massive hailstones sent me packing. (for a wee while)
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From near the east side of the cemetery before the weather went slightly bonkers.
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Looking west, Slios Garbh behind keeping an eye on me.
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Round cairn high above where supposed long cairns are, looking west.
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Away in the distance is the reamains of a small naval base. part of World War 2’s Murmansk operations.
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Natural harbour to the west, viewed from on top of the west wall.
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From the small bay to the east. Still a few dodgy bits before reaching the dun.
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