4 | ST. Columba, Kiels, Kintyre .
Long narrow building, with small round-headed windows and doorway in side walls only.
Length outside 75 feet 3 inches; width only 18 feet 10 inches; unbonded juncture 29 feet from east end, shows that chancel has been extended to west; masonry of usual rude description; stones of added part are squared and like Norman work. Plain round-headed doorway on south-west, and two or three small round-headed single windows.[102]
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