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Re: The Prehistory Of The Peak District & Leek's Amazing Double Sunset by Anonymous on Wednesday, 15 June 2005

Hello everyone.

Just to clear up the above comments.
The double sunset was filmed from Pickwood Vale, on the same alignemnt for the double sunset at St. Edwards church. This was the first time one had been seen on the solistice in leek for almost 30 years. The Sunset is no longer viewable from the traditional viewing point of St. Edwards Church. My approach to the study is both thorough and analytical so all poinions and points are mentioned.

It should however be pointed out that many people submit St. Edwards church as the site of a stone circle, in alignment with the double sunset. Unfortunatley though, the double sunset only became viewable from the far edge of the church site around 500BC so no prehistoric alignments could have been located on the church site. If any one has any more double sunset questions dont hesitate to contact me byronmachin @ hotmail.com.

Yours, Byron Machin.

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