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Photo Pages: Duloe - Stone Circle in England in Cornwall
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Submitted by Anonymous on Tuesday, 17 September 2002 Page Views: 6021
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 Site Name: Duloe Country: England County: Cornwall Type: Stone Circle
Nearest Town: East/West Looe Nearest Village: Duloe
Map Ref: SX235583 Landranger Map Number: 201
Latitude: 50.398013N Longitude: 4.484765W
Condition:| 5 | Perfect | | 4 | Almost Perfect | | 3 | Reasonable but with some damage | | 2 | Ruined but still recognisable as an ancient site | | 1 | Pretty much destroyed, possibly visible as crop marks | | 0 | No data. | | -1 | Completely destroyed |
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Ambience:| 5 | Superb | | 4 | Good | | 3 | Ordinary | | 2 | Not Good | | 1 | Awful | | 0 | No data. |
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Access:| 5 | Can be driven to, probably with disabled access | | 4 | Short walk on a footpath | | 3 | Requiring a bit more of a walk | | 2 | A long walk | | 1 | In the middle of nowhere, a nightmare to find | | 0 | No data. |
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Accuracy:| 5 | co-ordinates taken by GPS or official recorded co-ordinates | | 4 | co-ordinates scaled from a detailed map | | 3 | co-ordinates scaled from a bad map | | 2 | co-ordinates of the nearest village | | 1 | co-ordinates of the nearest town | | 0 | no data |
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Stone Circle in Cornwall
The eight large and shiningly white quartz stones that make up this oval-shaped circle vary up to 2.6m (8 feet 6 inches) in height. The largest weighs about 12 tons and is located in the south. The dimensions of the circle are 11.9m (39 feet) N-S by 10.7m (35 feet).
Access: In Duloe village on the B3254, west of the road in field behind a farm.
Note: Photo © Tom Bullock
 Duloe submitted by AngieLake
This is the ginger cat that used to be the 'guardian' of Duloe circle. Spookily, it walked me to the circle and followed me around, then came over to see me off.... back in 05/06?
(That's the Eastern stone on the left, and what used to be the smallest stone, which puss is posing on [R], before someone placed an even smaller one next to it.)
 St Cuby's Well (Duloe) submitted by AngieLake
Another view of the old font that once held the waters of St. Cuby's Well.
"The stone bowl from the well originally had dolphins carved round the top but they were damaged when the bowl was stolen. On the sides are a snake facing a gryffin, which are not Christian images." (Quote from leaflet in St. Cuby's church.)
 Duloe submitted by AngieLake
The massive eastern stone of Duloe circle with its inner face reflecting the September sunshine.
 Duloe submitted by AngieLake
Missing stone replaced at Duloe circle.
Noticed this comment in Modern Antiquarian website forum (though didn't read details), so had a quick look at photos taken on 2nd September, clearly showing the small stone which has been recently placed here. [..and I never noticed that day!]
 Duloe submitted by AngieLake
"Jack and the Bean-Stone!" -
('Bean' in Gaelic means 'Woman'.
There's no 'Beanstalk' in my little dictionary [;-)], but 'Beannachd' = 'Blessing').
How's that for a human-like stone, seemingly dressed in flowing priest[esses] robes?!
JackME is standing against the inner face here.
 Duloe submitted by AngieLake
Your first glimpse of the circle, over the gate into the field. The southern stone shows up really well from here when the sun shines on it.
 Duloe submitted by AngieLake
The 'way to go' to find Duloe Circle. (Just in case anyone is confused.) I'm sure there used to be a metal signpost on the opposite side of the road, but it's gone now.
We parked near the church, paid it a visit, then strolled down through the churchyard and out via a path and gate leading to the road back to the village. A few yards downhill cross over to this short lane to the field where Du
 Duloe submitted by john7
Duloe Stone Circle-October 07
 Duloe submitted by paulcall
The 'rotundly anthropomorphic' southern stone at Duloe. An unwieldy description, but......
 St Cuby's Well (Duloe) submitted by KiwiBetsy
Interior of St Cuby’s Wellhouse showing seat, interior arch and step leading down to the water.
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UFO witness appeal at Duloe (Score: 1)
by Andy B on Monday, 31 July 2006
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THE Cornwall UFO research Group is appealing for witnesses after a reported sighting of seven flying discs in South East Cornwall. Dave Gillham, founder of the group, said he wanted to know if other people had seen the phenomenon on July 25 at about 12.20am. He was contacted by three people who saw objects flying above seven standing stones near Duloe for about 20 minutes. Anyone who also saw the event can contact Mr Gillham through http://www.cornwall-ufo.co.uk/ | [ Reply to This ]
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