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Nick Ferguson

Lochbuie Stone Circle, by the shore of Loch Buie Isle of Mull. The circle was originally nine granite stones, about 12 metres in diameter, with the tallest stone being about 2 metres high. It is mainly composed of granite slabs which have been positioned with their flatter faces towards the inside of the circle. One of the original stones has been removed and replaced in recent times with a low boulder. A very magical place, with a lovely walk to it.

Photograph of Lochbuie Stone Circle, by the shore of Loch Buie Isle of Mull, with the stones in a green grass field with the mountain Ben Buie in the background
Photograph of Lochbuie Stone Circle, by the shore of Loch Buie Isle of Mull, with the stones in a green grass field with the mountain Ben Buie in the background
Photograph of Lochbuie Stone Circle, by the shore of Loch Buie Isle of Mull, with the stones in a green grass field with the mountain Ben Buie in the background
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Pete Crane

@NickF ... I was fortunate to visit the stunning Loch Buie on a clear sky day. #StandingStoneSunday

Stone circle in a grazing field with hills and blue sky beyond.
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