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<< Our Photo Pages >> Nine Stones (Dorset) - Stone Circle in England in Dorset

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Neolithic and Bronze AgeSite Name: Nine Stones (Dorset) Alternative Name: Winterbourne Abbas
Country: England County: Dorset Type: Stone Circle
Nearest Town: Dorchester  Nearest Village: Winterbourne Abbas
Map Ref: SY61089043  Landranger Map Number: 194
Latitude: 50.712190N  Longitude: 2.552602W
Condition:
5Perfect
4Almost Perfect
3Reasonable but with some damage
2Ruined but still recognisable as an ancient site
1Pretty much destroyed, possibly visible as crop marks
0No data.
-1Completely destroyed
 4 Ambience:
5Superb
4Good
3Ordinary
2Not Good
1Awful
0No data.
 2 Access:
5Can be driven to, probably with disabled access
4Short walk on a footpath
3Requiring a bit more of a walk
2A long walk
1In the middle of nowhere, a nightmare to find
0No data.
 4 Accuracy:
5co-ordinates taken by GPS or official recorded co-ordinates
4co-ordinates scaled from a detailed map
3co-ordinates scaled from a bad map
2co-ordinates of the nearest village
1co-ordinates of the nearest town
0no data
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RedKite1985 saw from a distance on 23rd Apr 2023 - their rating: Cond: 3 Amb: 2 Access: 3

philw visited on 30th Nov 2020 - their rating: Cond: 4 Amb: 3 Access: 3 the access through the field next to the 'little chef' which is looong gone and is now a car dealership is currently not possible due to National Power building something, so I had to walk along the road, past the site, then double back through the small bit of woodland. Easy enough, but there is no pavement on the road and it's very busy, so be careful.

Catrinm visited on 18th Mar 2019 - their rating: Cond: 3 Amb: 3 Access: 5

Ahdzib visited on 1st Jul 2013

graemefield visited on 5th Feb 2013 - their rating: Cond: 4 Amb: 4 Access: 4

woodini254 visited on 10th Oct 1994 - their rating: Cond: 4 Amb: 5 Access: 5

BolshieBoris visited on 1st Sep 1986 - their rating: Cond: 4 Amb: 4 Access: 4

NickyD visited - their rating: Cond: 4 Amb: 2 Access: 3

Bladup maddy TimPrevett hamish paulcall AngieLake davidmorgan JimChampion have visited here

Average ratings for this site from all visit loggers: Condition: 3.71 Ambience: 3.29 Access: 3.86

Nine Stones (Dorset)
Nine Stones (Dorset) submitted by JimChampion : Boxing Day 2004. Composite image. A bright sunny morning, but the trees keep this little circle in the shade. Only eight stones are visible: the ninth is being engulfed by the roots of the large beech tree on the left of the picture. (Vote or comment on this photo)
This small circle has some huge stones and some tiny ones, ranging from 90cm to 3.4m. Trees have grown up around the circle almost obscuring it, giving a dark, melancholy air.

Burl suggests stones of differing sizes like this represent sexual symbolism, and are of SW Scottish influence. The most recent time I visited was a few weeks after the summer solstice, and someone had left two small clay objects like elongated dice on one of the stones. The objects had symbols cut into them.

Access: The council has now blocked direct access to the circle from the A35. The bridge over the winterbourne has been removed, the gate is padlocked, and new hedging has been planted across the front of the site.

There is an off road path to the stones. If you park up at the Little Chef just down the road, there is a gate just in front of the building and a path running through the field to the stones.

Note: There is now no direct access from the A35, see the access details
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Nine Stones (Dorset) submitted by anonymous : Dorset, West of Dorchester. (3 comments - Vote or comment on this photo)

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Nine Stones (Dorset) submitted by mattimpey : A stereographic projection of about 28 photographs I took of Nine Stones on the 9 Nov 2009. The Stone Circle is off the A35 near the village of Winterbourne Abbas. (Vote or comment on this photo)

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Nine Stones (Dorset) submitted by rldixon : Three photo stitched panoramic of the nine stones circle Dorset taken 2004 just digging out some of my old pics that have been somewhat neglected :( (4 comments - Vote or comment on this photo)

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Nine Stones (Dorset) submitted by STARMAN : Still Smoking (36 comments - Vote or comment on this photo)

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Nine Stones (Dorset) submitted by Bladup : The Nine Stones. (Vote or comment on this photo)

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Nine Stones (Dorset) submitted by baz : Nine Stones Stone Circle, nr Winterbourne Abbas. (SY611904). Dominated by a large beech tree, whose roots are slowly engulfing one stone and branches overhang the others. Seven stones are relatively small, with two larger ones set at the north west, probably male and female. The tallest is 7ft (2.1m) high.

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Nine Stones (Dorset) submitted by Bladup : The Nine Stones of Winterbourne Abbas stone circle.

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Nine Stones (Dorset) submitted by TimPrevett : Visit to Nine Stones at Winterbourne Abbas 9th November 2010, using filter on camera. Road still as busy and intimidating as ever... site still special and always worth a visit.

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Nine Stones (Dorset) submitted by TimPrevett (1 comment)

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Nine Stones (Dorset) submitted by caradoc68 : Winterbourne Abbas is the closet village, not far is a stone circle by a the very busy A35 main road. These nine stones all of different sizes are well looked after. There is a large tree in the corner that is nestling up against one stone and the root of the tree are growing round the smallest stone making it hard to see at first. It is hard to park near and the road make walking dangerous but th...

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Nine Stones (Dorset) submitted by Bladup : The wonderfully lovely Nine Stones of Winterbourne Abbas [if you ignore the road!]. This Original Artwork in a glass frame is £39.99 + Postage (Just whatever it costs), and is 17 and a half cm x 12 and a half cm. A limited (to a 100) print in a 8" x 10" glass frame would be £19.99 + £2.90 postage, E-mail me at paul.blades@rocketmail.com if interested.

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Nine Stones (Dorset) submitted by crannog : Absolutely delightful wee stone circle, such a peaceful ambience despite it being by a roadside. I could sit here all day and ponder. Has an 'uplifting' air to it. Makes me smile even looking at the photo.

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Nine Stones (Dorset) submitted by TimPrevett : Visit to Nine Stones at Winterbourne Abbas 9th November 2010, using filter on camera. Road still as busy and intimidating as ever... site still special and always worth a visit.

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Nine Stones (Dorset) submitted by JimChampion : Boxing Day 2004. The winter sun just makes it over the hilltop and shines through the trees between the two largest stones in this small circle by the busy A35.

Nine Stones (Dorset), Have you seen this man?
Nine Stones (Dorset), Have you seen this man? submitted by teufel : Mike Crowley, who recently defaced the Nine Stones with markings. Amiable but quite oblivious to what he was doing, also stated he buries crystals at many sites. Has anyone else come across this person? (9 comments)

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Nine Stones (Dorset) submitted by Bladup : The wonderful Nine Stones of Winterbourne Abbas, You leave a strong trace here, A place of or for ritual, A mystery in time and space, Let the noise of the cars trance you out and not annoy you and realise that this place is out of time, All doors to the past open for you, If you so choose to enter..

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Nine Stones (Dorset) submitted by Bladup : The Nine Stones of Winterbourne Abbas headstone

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Nine Stones (Dorset) submitted by Bladup : The Nine Stones of Winterbourne Abbas

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Nine Stones (Dorset) submitted by Postman : Equinox(ish) sunrise 21st March 2020

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Nine Stones (Dorset) submitted by Postman : good enough to eat

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Nine Stones (Dorset) submitted by Humbucker : Another view of the circle Spring 2017 - the large old beech tree now dead. (2 comments)

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Nine Stones (Dorset) submitted by TimPrevett : Mr Reptile Head and an opened up view to / from the distant house. Looks like further clearance work happening along the road.

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Nine Stones (Dorset) submitted by TimPrevett : The bridge has gone! Access now via the Little Chef only. Trees have been planted to give screening in the future, but it looks like people climbing over the fence and leaping the stream have damaged a number of the saplings.

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Nine Stones (Dorset) submitted by graemefield : Apart from the constant traffic noise its a lovely site! (2 comments)

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Nine Stones (Dorset) submitted by davidmorgan : Two of the Nines Stones in August 2005. (1 comment)

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Nine Stones (Dorset) - No access through 2021 into 2022? by TimPrevett on Friday, 15 January 2021
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It appears that there is no access to Nine Stones throughout 2021 into 2022 due to a National Grid project to bury electric cables and the removal of pylons through the area - the National Grid Visual Impact Provision Project. The project website says the works are scheduled to complete during 2022.

You may remember the concrete slab-bridge from a very careful crossing of the main road, with difficult parking across the road. You may have used the Little Chef car park and path across the meadow after that concrete bridge was removed. The Little Chef has now gone and a car dealership is in its place.

This project to hide cables and remove pylons (currently) bores across the landscape here, with not only immediate works to for the electricity infrastructure through the location, but compounds and supporting activity, all of which renders zero access to Nine Stones stone circle.

The works across the formerly accessible path is visible in the title photo here; there is notification of a footpath closure here but nothing anywhere about closure of access to this heritage site.

There have been some archaeological finds:

"In April, we completed the excavation of a rectangular enclosure
measuring 64m by 33m. Artefacts discovered in the series of
ditches that define the enclosure have enabled us to date it to
the Bronze Age and suggest it was associated with farming
rather than human settlement.

On a different part of the site we found a cremation cemetery
with a mix of human remains – some stored in urns, others buried
in the ground. We’ve not fully assessed these findings, but early
signs indicate that these also date from the Bronze Age. We will
be using radiocarbon dating to confirm or refine this belief"

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Re: Nine Stones (Dorset) by Katie on Saturday, 09 March 2019
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Visited on 7/3/19 and the large tree has now been cut right down, only the stump remains.
Access from the village may soon be disrupted as their is some work beginning in the field adjacent to the stones. Apparently they will be burying the electricity cables.
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Re: Nine Stones (Dorset) Access from Summer 2018 by TimPrevett on Thursday, 28 June 2018
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The former Little Chef is currently under redevelopment; there is no parking there when I went past twice around Summer Solstice 2018. Given there is no access over the brook, now, the best bet will be to park further into Winterbourne Abbas and then pick up the path which goes from the site of the former Little Chef across the field. I'll be keeping an eye on the parking and situation on future visits, though anyone else visiting with a care to feedback in the meantime will be welcome to! :)
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    Re: Nine Stones (Dorset) Access from Summer 2018 by rogerkread on Saturday, 30 June 2018
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    The village pub is currently (June 2018) closed so easy parking in its car park. The new building where the Little Chef was looks like it's going to be a car dealership and there won't be any parking there. Actually when I visited someone had thrown a pallet into the ditch by the main road so access would have been easy from there, except you really don't want to be walking alongside the A35!
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Nine Stones access now blocked from the A35 by Andy B on Tuesday, 22 January 2013
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I am informed that following the cutting down of the large beech tree (two years ago), that overhung the Nine Stones Circle, the council in it’s wisdom has blocked access to the circle. The bridge over the winterbourne has been removed, the gate is padlocked, and new hedging has been planted across the front of the site.

As mentioned below, there is an off road path to the stones. If you park up at the Little Chef, there is a gate just in front of the building and a path running through the field to the stones.

I appreciate that the site is directly on the edge of a very busy A35, but there is now no alternate access for anyone wanting to visit.
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    Re: Nine Stones access now blocked from the A35 by davidmorgan on Tuesday, 22 January 2013
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    About a 600 metre walk from the Little Chef, I estimate.
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    Re: Nine Stones access now blocked from the A35 by Anonymous on Wednesday, 24 June 2020
    the little chef is now closed and a new business is in place and as such there is no parking for the stones available

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Re: Nine Stones (Dorset) by solus on Saturday, 19 March 2011
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We visited on 17th March 2011. Just to confirm what has been mentioned earlier, there is a "Permissive Footpath" to this site accessed from the gate in front of the Little Chef which is on your left immediately you leave the village of Winterbourne Abbas on the A35 heading westwards towards Bridport. There is easy parking at the LC and the short walk across the pasture field alongside the roadside hedge (but on the safe side of it!) is easy but may be inclined to be muddy when wet and/or when livestock are in the field. 3 gates in all from Little Chef to inside the circle, all open easily and no stiles to climb. There is a sign on the gate "To The Nine Stones".

Following the English Heritage works referred to in previous comments, the surrounding vegetation has re-grown but the old tree trunk does look a bit sad! However, as only the base shows in my photos... :-)

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Re: Nine Stones Dorset by davidmorgan on Friday, 12 March 2010
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Re: nine stones Dorset by Anonymous on Saturday, 16 January 2010
Yes , we visited the Circle back in July 2009 on our way back from a lovely day at Lyme Regis.
We glimpsed the Circle as we were driving past it and parked in the lay-bye 30 meters or so down the road opposite and then walked up.As stated above you can hear traffic as it approaches you although you can not see it so a degree of caution is required.

We found the Circle and the general ambience of the area very peaceful and had a calming effect on all.

Its marvellous that these little gems are still available to visit.Children appear to be facinated by the construction
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Re: Nine Stones (Dorset) by Anonymous on Wednesday, 23 December 2009
As long as you have the brain that god gave you then the stone circle is relatively easy to access.You simpley park your vehicle in the one lay-bye some 40m metres away on the opposite side of the road to the circle.

As stated by others be mindful as this stretch of the main road is littered with short bends and concealed entrances.

I visited the circle in mid August after visiting the Durdle Door.When you reach the circle cross about 4 wooden beams that spans a little Brook, you then have access to a metal gate which opens into the very small circle.

When i visit these type of locations im always mindful of litter so i always attend with a bag just in case some individuals have been carless (shall we say) with their lunch.

Worth a visit folks.
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Re: Nine Stones (Dorset) by TheCaptain on Wednesday, 24 October 2007
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Here we go again, more mindless vandalism.
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Re: Nine Stones (Dorset) by TimPrevett on Wednesday, 14 March 2007
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A 200-YEAR-OLD tree at the centre of worship by druids and witches has been chopped down to size after it became diseased.

The 80ft beech at Winterbourne Abbas has been reduced to a 10-metre stump by English Heritage because of fears it would die and fall over.

The tree has become a dominant feature at the site, famous for the ancient stone circle standing beneath its branches.

More here
http://www.dorsetecho.co.uk/display.var.1254034.0.0.php?utag=34317
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    Re: Nine Stones (Dorset) by Anonymous on Thursday, 30 October 2008
    I was there this past summer (end of June). We looked at the chopped off branches stacked neatly - there was absolutely NO sign of disease whatsoever in any of the branches or in the trunk.

    As well, the hedgerow between the highway and the little bridge and gate COMPLETELY obscures the Nine Stones from the view of the highway. There is no sign viewable from the highway, so likely no one will see whatever the nut cases who cut down this tree do next.

    Locals are saying that the tree was cut as a warning to the wiggans or others who kept visiting the site.

    the trunk is covering most of the one stone - so perhaps Heritage not only thought that the tree could fall down and uproot the stone, but also that the trunk would soon just swallow it up.
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Re: Nine Stones (Dorset) by Kieren on Saturday, 22 July 2006
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Visited here last weekend on the way back from Lyme Regis and after quite a fair walk along the side of the very busy road we finally reached this wonderful den of energy and tranquility. As soon as you cross the little bridge over the ditch and go into the circle the amazing energy of the place just hits you. It feels very male and so does the giant guardian beech tree that stands over it. Despite the noise of the traffic it was so easy to tune into the stones and when you touch them its like electricity going through your veins, although sadly the stone nearest to the road seemed very dead. Somebody had drawn a big anti-clockwise swastika in the ground in the middle of the circle so I drew a circle of life to try and balance it out. A wonderful place.
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Re: Nine Stones (Dorset) by vitamors on Friday, 19 May 2006
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My first ever prehistoric site. I remember my father driving past when we were children. At night time the whole stretch of road was very atmospheric (and scary) with the woods alongside the road- I was only about 7 at the time.
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Re: Nine Stones (Dorset) by Benners on Sunday, 13 February 2005
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Visited here yesterday, totally awe struck with the ambience of this place, even though the traffic is rushing by, I naturally blotted it out...this is one seriously powerful & magical place.
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Re: Nine Stones (Dorset) by Bunnyhugger on Wednesday, 28 April 2004
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A pleasant and calm little place, despite the traffic racing past. The surrounding wood is beautiful, and lovely longhorn cattle in next field when we visited. Someone had chalked (!) symbols on the stones, which hopefully will wash off in rain. Perhaps this was done to balance the vicious racist grafitti on the back of the wonderful tree that keeps the stones company. What a pity that such a calm space should have to be scarred with such vileness. One of the stones is smaller and quite embedded on the ground, so I counted eight stones at first. Doh!
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Re: Nine Stones (Dorset) by bec-zog on Thursday, 20 November 2003
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If you have visited the 9 stones site, and survived the traffic, take a walk in the direction of Devon (W) for about 1/2 mile There is a pull-in. Look over the hedge to see Broadstone site (A picture of which was submitted to the editors Oct 2003).
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    Re: Nine Stones (Dorset) by TimPrevett on Sunday, 23 November 2003
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    Whenever I have visited here, I wear my yellow fluorescent bib I use for being visible when cycling / walking in no, or poor light. 1) It has the property of making you more visible, and 2) It has a remarkable effect in making much of the traffic slow down (esp if your other clothes are dark) as they think it's the police!
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Re: Nine Stones (Dorset) by Anonymous on Thursday, 08 May 2003
just come back from wonderful few days in dorset.
visit to nine stones stunning , especially at this time of year(may) as the wooded area to the left was carpeted with wild garlic..illuminescent in the dusk.
access bit hairy.. almost got knocked over by six hells angels followed by a pagan on a bicycle!!
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Re: Nine Stones (Dorset) by Morgoth on Thursday, 06 June 2002
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Second the above comment - this is a very dangerous site to visit as the A35 is extremely busy and a very fast road. The site is worth it though, especially in summer, for although it is easy to miss (as you come out of Winterbourne Abbas you should look for the layby on the right-hand side, and not the circle itself), the green canopy over your head lends this site a slightly other-worldy atmosphere.
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    Re: Nine Stones (Dorset) by Kash on Wednesday, 19 August 2009
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    There is an off road path to the stones. If you park up at the Little Chef, there is a gate just in front of the building and a path running through the field to the stones. Please don't go walking along the road chaps.
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