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Bartine Hill in the background.

Capstone to the right of the picture.

A pair of Cornish Choughs flying across on of the barrows. A really special moment. I followed them all the way to Maen Castle.

The second well. The first is on the left of the of the path, this is on the right.

This is a possible third well, on the way to the others along the path at the back of Carn Euny.

One of the wells with the remains of the chapel alongside.

Taken from a moving micra...

The mound on the rampart... I have no idea what this is, or its age.

Top of the mound

This is the rampart with the mound on it

Rampart is behind the big trees.

Ditch

Don’t know what this hole in the ground is.. possible well?

You can see how steep it is on the one side of the rampart.

You can see the ends of 2 of the ramparts to the left and right of the picture, but nothing in between.

There are some depressions in the ground in the apparent gap.
There could be more defences down that slope

Taken where you’d expect there to be a rampart..

The view was of trees the last time I came here! (august 2008)

This photo was taken a week after the tiny amount of snow we had stopped falling.

Random sheep

Diagram at Carn Euny showing the various stages of the settlement.

View to Mount’s bay. The raised earth in the field in front could be the settlement mentioned on the sign.

Taken standing on the outer rampart.

The interior of the fort... unfortunately, it appears to have been filled in.

This is yet another site where you can see Carn Galva