Wideford from the WNW.
All three components of the cairn structure are apparent here, the cairn core is
tallest in the centre, the primary outer casing is next highest and the
secondary outer casing surrounds the inner two.
There is some debate about the appearence of the cairn when originally complete,
one school of thought proposes a "domical mound", much like Maes Howe's current
form, the other suggests that
the primary casing was as tall as the core and the secondary higher than it is
now, with a smooth, slightly domed upper surface covering all three.