Ruins of Ardochbeg: interior detail
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Ruins of Ardochbeg: interior detail
Image: © Lairich Rig Taken: 8 Jan 2018
The stones are shown from another angle in Image, and Image provides more context. For other views, such as those of the site from outside, click on the end-note title. As discussed at Image, the poor condition of the ruins means that I cannot be sure about the nature of these stones, but there may have been steps here leading up to a smaller room. Note the round hole in the stone on the left, perhaps for a door bolt; the other stone does not have such a hole in it. I was reminded of a very similar feature that I had photographed in 2010 in a different ruin, only a few miles away: Image
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Image Location
Latitude
55.958533
Longitude
-4.604719