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top of tumble as seen from summit with orthostats at left
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top right of tumble with orthostats and ?earthfast stones
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top left of tumble with exposed walls and possible structure
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brough from other side of geo with with Cuilags and Kame of Hoy in the distance, area of tumble far right
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top of Brough with earthfast stones right and suspiciously linear end to promontory top
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‘path’ going to western quadrant exposure
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‘front’ view of likely structure in western quadrant
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main exposed elements in western quadrant, likely structure at left
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first sighting of whole of the brough from the Braebister road, with Hoy Sound behind
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broad face showing number of cracks – until fairly recently thay wondered how it stood as they saw no packing material
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edge of stone with packing stones revealed by an arc of scouring
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what looked to be an interior structure revealad as wall with probable radial pier at left
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the broch wall and what looked to be an interior structure
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looking over mound with exterior? broch wall left of centre
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Scockness mound from main road
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seen from landward side slight hollow on top
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mound with hills in background
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small stones and gravel
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exposed stones with rule out to 1m
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