Glenelg, near Skye, Scotland.  Day 12, 10th July

Dun Troddan and Dun Telve are two brochs that are unusually close together and located at Glenelg, opposite the southern end of Skye.  It is not clear whether one replaced the other or they were occupied at the same time.

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Dun Troddan is the smaller of the two yet more remains.

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Here you can clearly see the two concentric walls.

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Dun Troddan has the remains of a staircase; Dun Telve does not.

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Dun Telve is the second highest remaining broch, with walls up to 10 metres high.  It survived relatively intact up until 1722 when much of its stonework was plundered to build the Bernera Barracks.

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