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The ramparts on the W side. Visit when the bracken’s down ..this is an underappreciated site in a fine position.
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Ramparts on W side looking towards the trees above Kettley Crag
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The hut circles, St Justinian’s and Ramsey
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View N from Allt Felin-fawr, small cairn, unmarked on OS, top centre, Carnllundain cairn top right
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The middle and inner ramparts
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Looking from the inner of the three ramparts to the outer
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The outer rampart and the entrance through
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The central stone, northern stone at left
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Seen from Lady Bay on the North Rhins north of Stranraer
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Part of the third group of carvings over the wall in the copse
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Part of the third group of carvings in the copse beyond the wall
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Part of the third group of carvings in the copse beyond the wall
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Looking back towards the S entrance from the edge of the promontory (wobble wobble)
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The causeway leading to the broch – looking back to the approach path
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The view towards Ramsey Island....ignore the gun emplacement and why the tombs are sited here should be very evident. What a place to end up.
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Looking East. The rampart on the left is a good 10’ high.
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