November 8, 2019 - Scotland.  Day Ten, part one.  Family Circle above Loch Tummel.  They call this large ring of stones a family circle.  The circular stone wall is about 60 feet in diameter and was originally about 4 feet high and 4 feet deep with an entrances oriented east/west at each end.  Inside was a large, enclosed, conical timber structure that was home to an extended family group.  The circle dates from the Iron Age; about 500 BC.