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The most obvious parts of the cairn.

The north side of the ruinous cairn.

From this angle it looks like Beacharr has a smaller twin on Gigha.

Looking south west.

Gigha behind, in the distance Islay to the west, straight north Jura.

Taken from Dun Beachaire, to the south.

Looking south along the east wall.

The north wall.

South east section.

North end of the south wall, note Beacharr’s standing stone further north.

Part of the east wall.

The east side of south end looking west.

The north west looking towards Gigha.

The south section, no doubt the wall going through the middle of the dun is made from the dun’s walls.

The outer walling heads south on the west side.

A few bits of decent walling remain, this on the north west.

Looking south west along the west wall.

The remains of the north west wall.

Approaching from the west.

On the north side of the north east wall.

Underneath the south west wall.

Underneath the south wall.

A decent view of the front door.

One of the few bits of visible wall.

The entrance from inside the fort.

The wall on the north east.

The southern wall.

The entrance, from the north.

The fort is behind the trees, we landed in the small bay.

From the north west.

Down at the loch’s shore.

A wee bit of zoom in.

Taken from the road heading east from the village of Ford.

A fine shape of stone.

Looking west.

Looking south, note what might be a cairn close by.

Looking east, houses from the village of Ford in sight.

It’s a beautiful place.

The view from the end of the street.

Looking north east.

North west part of the cairn.

The north side.

The south part.

Looking south west.

From the north west.

From the west looking east.

the top of the cairn.

Looking north east – Loch Craignish

Looking along the east wall.

Beneath the south wall, plenty of fallen stonework.