Wester Enochdhu
Site type: standing stone
Parish: Moulin
County: Perthshire
Grid reference: NO 0600 6299
Lat / long: 56.7483737, -3.537243255
Alternative names: Enochdhu; Woodend; Woodend Cottage
This 1.40m tall stone, to the SE of Woodend Cottage, stands just back from the main road on a slight bank. Although it is in amongst trees and bushes, it is easy to spot, but wasn't always so. Coles visited here in 1908 and couldn't find the stone, suggesting perhaps that the undergrowth was more overgrown back then.
Irregular in shape but with a flat N side, it has a triangular feel to it, although not as much as it's near neighbour the Croft House stone. These two stones should perhaps be more properly thought of as a pair of stones rather than two individual ones. They are aligned NW-SE at a distance of approximately 400m from each other. As with other pairs of stones in Perthshire, this stone has a flat side, while the Croft House stone is a more rounded shape.
The stone leans to the N, while its top appears to point W to the summit of Ben Vrackie, visible rising over the horizon.
