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Jimit
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|  New Message Posted!2004-12-07 13:47
I believe that there are several modern circles, each constructed during or after an Eisteddfod(sp?).
You might be interested in this one in Hampshire.
http://www.millbrookcentre.com/Stone_Circle_Main.html
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sem
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| New Message Posted!2004-12-05 13:28
There is on in a garden in St Ishmaels,Pembrokeshire.It's not marked on the OS map and so presumably is modern.
I'm hoping to go to this area over the winter so with a bit of luck I'll get a photo.
Sem
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coldrum
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| New Message Posted!2004-12-04 22:44
Hi many years ago i remember seeing a stone circle which i think was a modern one in the front garden of a house in,i think Cardigan in Wales.
It was quite some years back.
Any ideas any one
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