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Scottish broch
Dun Carloway, ~100 AD, an Iron Age roundhouse tower of double walled drystone construction and one of the best preserved of the many Scottish brochs. It has a spiral staircase winding upwards between the inner and outer walls. The purpose of the brochs is still subject to debate. Doune, Outer Hebrides, Isle of Lewis, Scotland.
Dun Carlowaybrochdun100 ADIron Agetowerroundhousedrystone constructiondouble walledcloudsbacklitgrassy hillLoch an DuinDouneIsle of LewisOuter HebridesScotland
John (300m)
4 weeks agolovely capture here Terry
geoghanart
4 weeks agoSo interesting to learn about and wonderfully captured, Terry. Quite an amazing structure.
TruImages
4 weeks agoNice shot of this beautifully preserved tower!
Judith Sparhawk
4 weeks agoSOOO old, and amazing that it is still standing. A spiral staircase between the walls seem like a pretty complex construction!
Lgood
4 weeks agoWhat a wonderful broch, and I love that it is still standing tall and strong after 2,200 years. Great capture and wonderful composition Terry.
Kevin Poynor
4 weeks agoGreat shot of this fascinating structure. Amazing to think that these complexed buildings were built in that age.
God's Child
4 weeks agoImagine the work that went into gathering a plethora of varied shapes, color-tones, and sizes of stones to form this roundhouse tower!
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Donna McCommon
4 weeks agoExcellent capture of the broch. The stonework is amazing.
fotoeffects
4 weeks agoFantastic sharp capture of the broch...very interesting that it has a spiral staircase...pretty elaborate construction!
Marc DeGirolamo Photography
4 weeks agoAwesome composition and capture of this old rock structure... :-)