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Looking North East towards the Cromarty Firth.

Looking east.

Looking north west, very close by on the other side of the vegetation is the long cairn.

South west part, in amongst the jabby stuff are kerbs.

The north section, underneath the fallen trees is a fairly decent rampart.

East side of the fort.

Rampart in the south in a slightly better condition.

A poor photo of the south of the promontory

The northern tip of the site.

West edge of the the difficult to spot cairn.

The south section looking east.

Looking south west over the fairly short long cairn.

Looking north from the west edge of The Grey Cairn.

From the north side looking south. (Grey Cairn amongst the jabby stuff to the left.)

South side of the cairn

Someone turned the floodlights on!

Places are lovely when the sun appears.

Still, it is a beautiful site, this looking North East.

A bit of a disaster.

They kept the worst houking (excavation) for the centre.

More central, more houking.

The south side of the site.

The east side, I can only say the excavations that happened were destructions :-(

Taken from the east.

Looking north west.

The eastern tip of the fort, Avoch Bay in front.

Looking south west.

A surprisingly calm Moray Firth.

Southern defence.

Remnants of stonework on the north.