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The north side.

Some decent kerbs also remain in lace, looking down onto Camas a’ Mhurain (the Gulf Of The Sea)

The Loch Brittle meets The Minch, to the west.

Looking westish, a sizeable cairn.

The ‘other’ cairn

If you follow the path this will be first view of the cairn.

The east end.

The top of the cairn.

You can fall into the chamber.

The south end

Looking west – the sea colour – superb!

Looking down into the chamber.

Looking westish.

Looking northish.

Close up of entrance.

Entrance to the chamber.

The front.

Some houk dfamage.

A decent size of cairn awaits the walker.

The shop table from this angle hidden by plants.

Looking straight over the cairns.

Various cairns, duns, canals and nausts at Loch na h-Airde

I love this flat rock, makes it feel like a shop.

The back wall.

The west side of cave.

Front door looking west.

The walk to the front door.

Looking south-north, bog covers much of the area.

The east side is much flatter.

Some stonework remains on the west side.

The best preserved section.

Looking south east over the cairn.

The west arc of the badly disturbed cairn.

A probable ‘choke’ near the base of the stone.

North westish

Looking north.

Looking south.

The house is still occupied I’m glad to say.

Looking southish towards Beinn an Dubnaich.

Looking south

Looking up from the north side.

Bhienn Shuardail opposite

It’s still massive, it must have much more massive.

The great unwashed below, road leads back to Broadford.

Lightened the photo to show the stones clearly

I like the mist, adds to the atmosphere.

North side of the cairn.

South West towards Maol Mor.

Looking east(ish) towards various peaks of Gleann Udalain