What appears to a house within a house, what an intriguing place this is.
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Looking south, the cloud and mist might be rising, it might be coming back down.
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Over the ridge south east is Balnacraig, straight south more cairns.
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Looking south towards the chamber cairn, later peoples have made enclosures, perhaps a hint of a wheelhouse.
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It must have been massive, then later centuries intervened.
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Over the first ridge and uphill is Dun Bharpa and 3 other cairns.
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Borve to the west, gradually coming out of the mist.
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Add mist on the hills and the whole atmosphere changes.
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The higher part behind the gravestones is the dun, piles of stones and nearby dykes probably formerly part of the dun.
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The south west arc, almost like a scene from an Empire Of The Sun video.
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The south part of the dun, large blocks are visible.
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The south east, the circular shape can be made out.
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Looking east over towards the village of Borve, the hills l to r Beinn Mhartainn, Beinn Bhisrig, Grianan and Hartabhal.
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Looking north over the few remains of the dun towards Beinn Mhartainn.
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To the west, a graveyard, a dun, missing cairns and people walking north to a beach.
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Looking south, Beinn A Tangabhal behind. Another stone.
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Looking west, not seen a graveyard that contains a dun.
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