This six-foot tall monolith, a mile or so to the east of the stones at Carnassarie, was built into one of the now ruined walls that enclosed the abandoned farmstead at Glennan.
A few metres away and by the side of the road are the remains of two grass-covered and disturbed cairns. They are around 40 and 20 feet in diameter.
1/8 Looking northwest. In the background are Creagantairbh Beag farmstead.
2/8 Looking southwest.
3/8 Looking south along the line of the old wall, with the ruin of Glennan farmstead to the left in the background.
4/8 A closer view, looking south.
5/8 Looking southeast.
6/8 A closer view, looking southeast.
7/8 Another view to the northwest.
8/8 Looking east.
Nearby Sites
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2km Carnassarie Cairn Cairn
2km Carnassarie Standing Stones Standing Stones
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4km Kintraw Standing Stone; Cairn
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5km Ballymeanoch Henge Henge; Cist
5km Ballymeanoch Holed Stone Standing Stone (broken, fallen and moved)
5km Ballymeanoch Stone Rows Stone Rows
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7km Kilmichael Glassary Decorated Rock Sheet Cup and Ring Marks
10km Achnabreck Carved Rocksheet Cup And Ring
10km Cairnbaan Cup and Ring Marks
11km Stane Alane Standing Stone
13km Kilmory Oib Village Deserted Mediæval Village
15km Castle Lachlan Castle
19km Barnashaig Standing Stone
19km Upper Fernoch Megalith Standing Stone
20km Barmore Wood Chambered Cairn
(NB: All distances are as-the-crow-flies. Lochs, mountains and beautiful winding roads will make it further. Sometimes much further.)