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At low tide it would be easy enough, knee deep for me. By the time I’d finished looking around it was much lower.
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Looking north west, on a clear day St Kilda can be seen.
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Certainly wide enough to be a broch, this on the north east.
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There are several sections of decently built wall remaining.
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Could be part of the defences, then again it might not. the North East section of the small promontory.
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Somewhere up there I’ll find A, B and looking over the bay J and M, a standing stone of a different type.
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Looking east, two cairns behind, its near neighbour and Dun Bharpa in the distance.
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Looking south westish towards Borve, another nearby cairn to the south.
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And something else to confuse an already confused Drew. :-)
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Looking south east, hints of a wheelhouse perhaps.
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Grianan to the south west.
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Almost looks like a small cist, almost................
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Looks like it might have belonged to a souterrain, might have....
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Remnants of a souterrain, maybe yes maybe no
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Our approach was from Dun Bharpa, to the west.
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This looking north west.
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