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South east looking north west. Head high stuff again :-(

From the south looking north.

From the west looking east.

Right underneath, no apparent way up – further north, the same.

Taken from the south-east, bog in front, brambles etc, and two very sore legs. I’ll climb up there – next time.

I pulled some foliage away to reveal more of the north side of the cist.

The south and east side of the cist.

The reason the greenery is flat is because I walked or fell straight into the cist, impressive in size.

Looking over Cuddiport, the house in the distance is just west of St Cathan’s Stone, go south from there and you’ll find Auchamore Chamber Cairn and the Bodach &Cailleach stones.

In the middle there is a cairn.

The west side of the cairn.

A wonderful place, south looking north east.

Looking down on top of the stone.

Looking north east.

Looking north, not very far away is Aird Innse Cairn.

From Dun Chibhich, a bit of zoom, you can just about see water going behind the tall trees in the centre.

After walking to far end of the loch, I tried to smash my way through. The usual bog and vegetation forced a give-up :-( This taken from Dun Chibhich. The crannog in the centre.

The north side of the smaller cairn, decent footprint, decent amount of all sorts of jabby stuff as well.

South side of the internal part of the dun looking north east.

Look down on the west side.

On top of the south east wall.

Sizeable blocks on the north.

Looking east from the middle of the dun, the wall probably made from the dun’s stones.

Remnants of wall on the north east.

Defences both natural and man-made on the north.

My approach from the north west.

Sabhail from the west.

Looking down on top of the odd couple.

Looking back to Auchamore Farm. From the Ogham Stone / St Cathans, there is a path, you’ll pass the chamber cairn on the way to the stones.

They’re saying go to Cuddiport, there’s a cairn you can fall into over there.

Perched on top of a wee hill beside things that won’t last as long.

Looking towards Kintyre, they didn’t see me sneak up.

It isn’t connected to the grass in the top half of the photo, a nasty drop, a wee valley, then a climb to get over there.

The south west, remnants of walling.

The south east corner, the drop is higher than it looks.

The southern half of the dun.

North side on top of the dun, lots of scattered stone.

The way up – north side, half way up.

The most likely entrance to the dun, more bits of stonework.

Near the dun’s entrance, one or two bits of decent wall remain.

On the north side, the way up to the entrance.

The south part of the east side.