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Looking north west.

The south east section.

Possibly part of the passage.

The north east, a mixture of chamber, standing and fallen stones, kerbs, cairn material and erosion.

The south side looking north.

The west side approach.

Cairn in the centre, from the west.

Looking south.

Like the nearby cairn also situated in a swamp.

Its even worse to try to get the cairn via the houses.

Standing on a rocky perch, and dry, looking south.

A bit of zoom.

Looking back south west, the remains of an inner wall, the outer is amongst the ferns.

Remains of the wall underneath the turf.

Looking north, just inside the wall.

The small promontory fort looking east, the straight line in the ferns is the remains of the fort’s wall which I found by tripping over it.

Looking straight east.

A bit of zoom shows evidence of walling.

Looking south east.

Taken from the west, near the shrine.

The south part of the cairn looking north west.

North part of the cairn looking south east.

Looking north west, the last houses of South Uist in the distance.

Looking north east, flat and boggy.

The possible cist cover, weather far better looking north.

Possible cist cover.

The west part.

The east part.

Looking south to the high parts of South Uist.

Looking south, the loch is also called Altabrug.

The front door.

From the dun to the shore.

On top of the wall as it swings east / south.

The highest part of the remains.

North side wall.

South side.

The causeway.

A nice clean site, not close to house.

The dun / crannog / causeway viewed from the north west.

Straight west – next stop New York.

The bay immediately north west – the sun vanished

I wonder what this stone is saying.

In the far distance Benbecula

Looking southish.

Looking north east.

Looking north, crannog to the right.

I often forget the choke stones are very important, this on the south side.

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