drewbhoy

Looking east, if you where there you could just about see some of the slabs.

This from the north east.

The stone in the middle is the top of a slab on the south side.

Looking past the castle, Kilmartin in the distance.

Part dun, and perhaps some additions. Next door the castle.

Scant remains on the east.

North section.

Scant remains to the west.

Remains of wall on the south.

Remains of wall on the south east.

From below, looking north west.

A bit of zoom from the Carnassarie Standing Stones, this one in 2025.

Carn Baan in the distance, near the right stone.

Looking east.

Looking south west.

Taken from near the track.

Its lashing down in Kilmartin, but it came nowhere near me.

Sadly, the centre has been well houked.

South section, the rain/downpour luckily skirted past.

South west section.

Looking north east, the cairn has been trenched.

North side of he monument, the footprint is at least 2 meters wider than the stones.

In front is Kilmartin, a few things down there.

Looking east over the Carnassarie Cairn.

Just to the west of the castle.

The east wall looking east.

The outer wall or extension on the west.

The inner east wall.

Signs of another outer wall.

The east end of the north wall.

West part of the north looking east, low cloud approaching.

A narrow ledge beneath the north section of wall.

The galleried section.

The north east wall looking east over to Kintyre.

To the east is Loch Caolisport, beyond is West Loch Tarbert and Kintyre.

Beneath the remnants of the south wall.

Looking down Loch Sween to the Atlantic.

Stunning masonry on the north.

West side of the dun.

Inside the second wall.

Inside the first wall looking east.

Entering from the east.

Natural defence to the north.

From well above Loch Sween, approach from the west, enter the dun from the east.

From the west.

Looking north, Taynish and in the inlet Tayvallich.

Protective wall on the south side.

Scant remains of a wall on the east, the natural defence probably good enough.