
A pretty decent disguise.
A pretty decent disguise.
The gardens of the nearby house beyond the trees.
In the background the walls of a graveyard.
The stream is well up due to a lot of recent rain.
A beautiful standing stone, the Allt Cinn-Locha, the nearby stream / river.
Cretshengan is a beautifully situated coastal standing stone. Achahoish is also in a fantastic location, next to the River Allt Cinn-locha, at certain angles it looks well camouflaged as a small tree covered in moss, sits amongst old looking trees and stands near a small graveyard. All these things give a sense of age.
From Cretshengan follow the B8024 as it heads north east, the spectacular views continue along the coastal road. Keep going until the first minor road heading north west. I parked at Lochead Farm, crossed the road and asked permission to visit the stone from the owner at Ceannloch House.
A track heading south leads almost to the stone, when a hut is reached head west past the small graveyard.
The moss and lichen covered stone stands at over 2m tall.
Despite injuries, a great day and great sites.
Visited 09/08/2024