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Megalithomania Tour: Megalithic Dartmoor with Peter Knight 16th May 2012 by megalithomania on Friday, 04 May 2012

http://www.megalithomania.co.uk/tours.html

Dartmoor Stone Circles and Avenues with author Peter Knight: Wednesday 16th May 2012, 8am - 6pm. A five-hour walk around the incredible landscape of megalithic Dartmoor, Devon, visiting stone circles, megalithic avenues, menhirs and tracking earth energies. First, the Fernworthy Stone Circle, hidden in woods on the edge of the moor. Then we will walk up onto the moor to see the Longstone and adjacent stone rows. Some of these are astronomically aligned. Then into Chagford for lunch: there are tea rooms and pubs. (Note: Not included in price). After lunch, we shall visit the Scorhill Stone Circle, which nestles in fantastic scenery, and has astronomical alignments, before going down to the river nearby to visit the Tolmen Stone, a massive boulder with a hole right through it, which we shall descend into as a rite of passage.

(If you are going on the Cornwall Tour, you must be on this tour). Details of Cornwall Tour here: http://www.megalithomania.co.uk/cornwall2012.html

Coach travel included in price of all tours. Meet at Glastonbury Abbey Car Park, or meet us there. Bring packed lunch. Info & Booking: 07779 113452

Join us for an incredible selection of outdoor Antiquarian delights this May. Megalithomania invites you to explore, ponder, dowse, and be captivated by the incredible stones from antiquity. Over the years we have increased our tour schedule around the conference and now in 2012 we have eight days of tours and other activities for you to enjoy. From the heights of Glastonbury Tor, to the remote stone avenues of Dartmoor, the Olde English landscape still has lots to offer. With special guest experts joining us for each tour, who know their landscape well.

See details of the other tours here:
http://www.megalithomania.co.uk/tours.html

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