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Spiritseeker
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|  Posted 15-09-2007 at 19:17
I've been reading Robin Heath's Stone Circles (A Beginner's Guide) in which he mentions the above and gives GR SD 292 739. I don't have a detailed map for that area.Could anyone tell me the nearest place to it? Apparently it is best to visit in winter as otherwise it gets overgrown. It is apparently a quote"concentric ring with commanding views with cobbled floor".Be grateful for any info. Thanks. Spiritseeker.
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Andy B
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|  Posted 15-09-2007 at 20:29
Full details with links to maps are here:
http://www.megalithic.co.uk/article.php?sid=874
Cheers
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On 2007-09-15 19:17, Spiritseeker wrote:
I've been reading Robin Heath's Stone Circles (A Beginner's Guide) in which he mentions the above and gives GR SD 292 739. I don't have a detailed map for that area.Could anyone tell me the nearest place to it? Apparently it is best to visit in winter as otherwise it gets overgrown. It is apparently a quote"concentric ring with commanding views with cobbled floor".Be grateful for any info. Thanks. Spiritseeker.
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Ulverston. As ever, Aubrey Burl is your best source of informatiom about stone circles. Suggest you get yourself a copy of his "Guide to the Stone Circles of Britain, Ireland & Brittany".
Regards, Philip Burton
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