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Outer sections of the dun – to the west.

A massive amount of fallen stonework on the south west.

The natural defence of the south side.

The east slope

A well shaped cairn in a nice place, pity about the farm machinery.

Loch Sween behind.

Looking south.

Possible kerbs on the west.

A lovely cairn looking north east.

Looking north east, interesting stone, cist cover perhaps.

Looking north west.

The cairn must have massive at some point.

North side, maybe this stone stood once upon a time.

It might be something it might not, the stone on its edge is interesting tho.

A couple of slabbish type stones in the centre.

The west part.

Looking east.

Looking more southish.

Part of the boulder kerb.

Looking east.

Looking north.

The bigger of the two cairns.

From the north.

The shadowed stone, right of centre, is part of the cist.

Looking straight east.

Perched right on the edge of a slope.

A large moss covered stone, the moss and debris also cover the cist.

Near the track on the east.

The west side looking west straight over the Sound Of Jura to Tarbert on the island of Jura.

The east side looking down onto Loch Na Cille, Danna (the land) then Loch Sween.

The east side lookinmg towards Taynish and Loch Sween.

North east part of the site.

East side looking south.

The east side looking west.

West part of the cairn looking north.

Looking west to the Paps of Jura and to the south the sticky out bit of land is called Rubha Na Cille.

Looking south east.

Looking east onto Loch Sween.

The north east wall, looking towards the north of Jura, also this weird early morning sea mist.

A view of the south wall from the south.

The north wall.

Looking straight west to Tarbert Bay on Jura, home to two standing stones.

Looking west over the Sound Of Jura to the Paps Of Jura. A weird low mist also.

Looking straight south over the south wall.

Looking over an early morning Sound Of Jura.

Looking over the north east walls, Linne Mhuirich and Loch Sween the two lochs.

The south west wall, the Paps of Jura and Islay in the distance.

The southern tip of the fort.

Remains of wall on the north.

The east wall looking over to Linne Mhuirich and Loch Sween.