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Dun Telve stands out among the trees.

A very under appreciated site, cant see why, look at it.

A beautiful evening, just Eric, Pea low and me.

The big excavation scar, they didn’t find owt, only that it had been reused by some Romans.

It’s just massive this thing, I cant help but be reminded of the big Irish tombs, but without all the bollocks.

ahwoooo werewolf in Alstonefield.

Filthy god damn stinking no brain waste of space.

Isn’t light the most beautiful thing, like ever.

I cant believe no one has posted on this site for ten years and even then it was still me, ‘in the wind Stu.

South of the big barrow, from the road heading east out of Alstonefield.

Tree covered barrowless Steep low,

From the trees next to Pea low south of Narrowdale hill.

Part of the steep up hill walk to the fort follows this lovely wooded waterfall.

Viewed from the south, Moel Hebog and it’s cairn cemetery rises into the cloud on the far left.

Cnicht rises into the low cloud on the far right

It’s finally clearing up

Modern wall upon presumably iron age spread

The now walled up entrance.

wow

Drawing from “Early Races of Scotland” via archive.org