A large enigmatic carving on the Idol Rock.
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A graffito, possibly a Masonic Blazing Star, on the Idol Rock
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Hough Stone Circle S viewed from N. The hill in the centre background is Carnan Mor, the highest point of Tiree, 5 km away.
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Hough Cairn looking WNW across Hough Stone Circle S.
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Hough Cairn close-up. Note the exposed stones on the W kerb and E interior.
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The substantial ramparts of Hilton Wood Castle, up to 14 feet high, are covered by vegetation.
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Hilton Wood Castle’s sloping interior has been populated by trees.
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E Arc of Glenterrow Cairn. Glenterrow Four Poster is in the top L of the picture.
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Possible Kerb stone on NW point of Glenterrow Cairn earthbank.
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NW-SE Axis of Glenterrow Cairn. Glenterrow Fourposter is visible top centre of frame.
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Pennance Entrance Grave (chamber centre frame) viewed from SE.
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Pennance Entrance Grave has been used as a dump for large field clearance stones.
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The Heaven Stone with Trumpan Church as a backdrop.
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There are significant cracks in the top half of the Heaven Stone.
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Pennies for Heaven: coins inserted into a crack in the Heaven Stone. Too many appeals to Heaven may lead to its destruction.
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The hole in the Heaven stone, a small target to aim for.
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Hawk’s Tor proposed Stone Row viewed from SW.
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Hawk’s Tor proposed Stone Row viewed from NE.
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Barbay Hill summit, 127 m above sea level, the highest point on Great Cumbrae.
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Giant’s Grave (Sma’ Glen) stone with a saddle stone at its base.
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Graffiti on Giant’s Grave (Sma’ Glen) stone may record successful Saddlin the mare attempts.
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Finnarts Hill Standing Stones alignment viewed from N.
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Finnarts Hill Standing Stones alignment viewed from S.
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Finnarts Hill Standing Stone A
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Finnarts Hill Standing Stone B. The possible c. 30 degrees shear plane on top of the stone is evident.
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Elephant Rock (Hendra Downs)
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