There really is very little of this monument left. All that remains are a couple of court stones and a small section of the gallery. The axis of the monument is roughly east-west with the court at the west end. The section of gallery is rather narrow and about 2m long.
Under the thin layer of peat around the tomb there are a lot of small stones that could be the remains of the cairn.
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