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Locahalsh Dam, south west.

The A890 wanders north in its own peculiar, plenty places to park in the distance were the track and main road almost meet.

The impressive Beinn Raimh, behind.

Looking North West.

A much closer look on a stormy day.

From the North East.

On top of the concrete building.

The best preserved visible section.

Looking south east.

The southern edge looking east.

Looking straight north, the cairn is still 1m in height.

Looking north east.

Looking north, what a pity the building clips the cairn.

The town of Inverbervie below, further south the village of Gourdon. On the hill to the west is Gourdon Long Cairn and the fort at Middle Knox.

Swinging to the south.

The north part of the cairn.

What you from the path, if the foliage is tramped down.

View from the north.

The new placing, or reasonably new placing of the Ythan Terrace stone circle.

The north west stone.

The most un-original of the stones, imo.

The one stone that appears to be standing.

The north west stone.

The two smallest stones.

30 minutes of tramping very large weeds revealed the stones.

In the original position probably all of the stones stood.

Looking south east.

The road heads west.

Looking straight north.

It would be nice to see it re-erected.

Pretty close to the road.

Looking south east.

Looking east.

Looking north west.

Looking south west.

Looking south east.

Looking east.

Looking west.

To the south.

Looking south east.

Looking east.

Looking west.

Looking south.

Just outside the dun, these walls must have been seriously impressive.

From the south west.

Interesting gap in the south west wall.

The south west.

Loch Sween helps the north defences.

The fallen wall on the south.