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Looking southeast across West Loch Tarbert. A hill fort stands on Dun Skeig behind and to the left of the stone. Large Image (72kb 510x684) |
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Looking south. A few cup marks can be seen on the mid and lower part of this face. Large Image (71kb 654x448) |
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Looking northwest. Large Image (112kb 504x740) |
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Looking northeast. Large Image (67kb 538x560) |
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Looking east with Sheirdrim Hill in the background. Large Image (56kb 492x644) |
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Looking west. Large Image (73kb 526x762) |
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Looking west with Loch Stornoway in the distance. Large Image (70kb 798x510) |
Towards the southern tip of the Knapdale peninsula stands this jagged and slightly leaning megalith.
It is four and a half feet wide, seven feet tall, and only eight inches thick.
It is aligned NNW and SSE and has at least four cup marks on the ENE face.