NM 8809 2609 south west part, there is a kerb still in place.
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NM 8809 2609 slightly to the north west of its bigger neighbour, same wee highland cow.
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NM 8811 2607 The shelled out cairn has a feel of a henge, this inquisitive wee Highland Cow followed me around with chums close behind.
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NM 8811 2607 Looking north east, at the bottom of the slope is Loch Nell.
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NM 8811 2607 Looking east towards Tom Donn, the cairn must have been huge, almost 32m wide.
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To the North East, left in photo, Sron Mohr, home to a fort, to be visited next time I’m in Oban.
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Looking north on top the cairn, Sidhean Beag, a boat and the great unwashed also.
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Looking south over the cairn, Creag An T-Sagairt behind.
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Taken from the road, the fort’s outline is highlighted by the sun vanishing behind cloud.
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The entrance, this part of the valley was beginning to get very dark.
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Looking north west, he great unwashed hides beneath a tree.
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The higher North-East rampart looking down to the lower North-East rampart.
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Inside the fort looking over the higher rampart towards the North-East.
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