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Stones Forum >> Stone circle on Moon prog on TV?
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Anonymous
User not Registered |  Posted 11-11-2003 at 15:20
Does anyone know the name of the stone circle where the moon 'rolls' along behind the mountains every 18 years (at its lowest). I watched it on TV the other night but didn't get the name.
Thanks,
David.
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Anonymous
User not Registered |  Posted 11-11-2003 at 16:03
Sorry folks, I just found that you've already got a posting about this - Callanish.
David.
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Anonymous
User not Registered |  Posted 11-11-2003 at 17:50
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On 2003-11-11 15:20, Anonymous wrote:
Does anyone know the name of the stone circle where the moon 'rolls' along behind the mountains every 18 years (at its lowest). I watched it on TV the other night but didn't get the name.
Thanks, David.
dont know the name of actual hill but its near lewis in scotland and should be acknowledged on a area map
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Anonymous
User not Registered | Posted 11-11-2003 at 17:55
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On 2003-11-11 15:20, Anonymous wrote:
Does anyone know the name of the stone circle where the moon 'rolls' along behind the mountains every 18 years (at its lowest). I watched it on TV the other night but didn't get the name.
Thanks,
David.
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Anonymous
User not Registered | Posted 11-11-2003 at 17:56
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On 2003-11-11 15:20, Anonymous wrote:
Does anyone know the name of the stone circle where the moon 'rolls' along behind the mountains every 18 years (at its lowest). I watched it on TV the other night but didn't get the name.
Thanks,
David.
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Youll find details on the internet just type in details you have no matter how litte
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Andy B
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That's OK, all questions are OK, welcome!
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