English: Sornaichean Coir' Fhinn. A closer view of the stones seen in 101097
It is said that these stones were erected here by Fingal and his fellow hunters to suspend a pot in which whole deer were cooked over a fire to make venison stew.
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It is said that these stones were erected here by Fingal and his fellow hunters to suspend a pot in which whole deer were cook