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Son Fred, also showing the outlier and the (as usual for the island) old and tired information board.

Looking down into the main talaiot

The spectacular entrance

The exterior wall of the “rectangular monument” is visible from the road ... with Beardy for scale!

One of the naviforms

There’s the remains of a talaiot in the adjoining field

Behind the magnificent wall there are a series of rooms

I wonder what’s behind that wall?

The ruinous talaiot will soon be just a pile of stones in a field boundary

The more complete talaiot

This piece of wall is fantastic, and just before you round the corner to the talaiot of Ca’n Jordi

There’s a rock pool with wobbly stepping stones to cross to get into this cave on the south of the ravine

Another cave even has a chimney for its fire

There’s a fire pit carved into the floor in one of the caves

Notice the gutter and rainwater trough ...

Duck!

Watch out for these in unexpected places!

Talaiot 2

The second, more ruinous talaiot

There’s a cave as you approach the larger talaiot

The back wall of the house

The view from the house, back across the fields to the talaiot

What appears to be an entrance from the road has been blocked; the second talaiot is visible in the background

The weathered top of the taula reminded me somewhat of a whale’s tail, not that I’ve seen many of those up close!