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Looking south west.

Looking east, Smithy Wood behind.

Looking north east.

Possible capstone, looking west to Druim Buidhe.

Looking towards Danna, an island connected to the peninsula by a small bridge.

As usual field clearence has been dumped on top.

Looking east towards Carn Mor, and the bog that leads towards it.

Probable front door.

Looking north, towards Ardlussa on Jura.

The east wall as it curves south.

The eastern wall. Iron Age or of a later date, whatever age it was built on top of original defences.

Not much in the fort’s interior.

This on the north side, a possible entrance.

Do not jump the fence to the north, I almost ended up where my shadow ended up!

Looking south.

Looking south/south west.

The approach from the south east.

Walk through the village, look west.

The south west.

Looking south west.

Looking west to east.

The south wall looking down down onto grass well kept by the sheep.

Looking south west as Loch Bhealaich, around which is located Tayvallich, moves into Loch Sween.

A sheep stands guard on the southern wall.

The west wall curves round to become the east wall.

Inside the fort looking south west, a walkers cairn.

Looking down from the north east section.

The south west, looking towards Carsaig, beyond is over the sea to Jura.

They liked a harbour, this is perfect.

Looking south – north.

There is a fourth stone in the south.

One of east stones is earthfast on its edge.

2 stones on the eastern edge.

Looking south east.

Coming from Aberdeenshire, I’d think this would make a suitable recumbent stone.

This stone stands on the west side of the north.

From the track just to the south.