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Looking north across the circle. The shortest of the standing stones can be seen peeping over the wall just to the right of the nearest standing stone. Large Image (117kb 939x728) |
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A closer view, again looking to the north. Large Image (124kb 939x728) |
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The two southernmost standing stones, and one fallen stone, looking to the southwest. The nearer stone is a little over four feet tall, the further stone is about five feet nine inches tall. Large Image (81kb 887x689) |
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The tallest of the stones, looking to the southwest. Large Image (73kb 863x633) |
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The same stone, looking south. Large Image (102kb 896x667) |
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And again, but in colour. Large Image (127kb 675x900) |
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A view to the northeast. Large Image (136kb 935x728) |
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Another view to the northeast. Large Image (93kb 902x687) |
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Looking to the southeast with the two southern standing stones and the two remaining fallen stones. Large Image (106kb 931x728) |
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The northern stone, looking west down to Loch Tay. Large Image (101kb 935x728) |
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Looking west across the circle from the north side of the wall. Large Image (83kb 943x720) |
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A colour view to the west. Large Image (85kb 900x675) |
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Another view to the southwest. Large Image (91kb 900x615) |
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A view to the west on the south side of the wall - again Loch Tay is in the background. Large Image (91kb 939x720) |
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Looking northwest. Large Image (117kb 933x728) |
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Looking southeast. Large Image (71kb 900x675) |
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A view to the east. Large Image (99kb 900x675) |
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A view to the northeast. Large Image (65kb 900x675) |
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The eastern stones of the circle, looking north. Large Image (100kb 900x675) |
This used to be a circle of nine stones, but now there are four standing stones and two fallen stones still visible. A dry stone wall runs through the circle.
Partway up a hillside, 800 feet above Loch Tay, this site presents a wonderful view. Burl describes it as being in a fir plantation, but his description is somewhat out of date as there are now no trees around it.
The southern-most stone is the tallest at around five feet nine inches tall and the northwestern stone is a little under two feet tall.