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*Very interesting Jack, though might I add that I have read the articles by Mr Steven Hood in the Cumberland and Westmorland Antiquarian and Archaeological Society Transactions 2002, 2003 and 2004 and they deal with far more than just the Long Meg circle. For instance there is ample mention of the Swinside circle and Castlerigg circle, the alignments that have been witnessed and photographed at these sites and a discussion of their context, which lets face it, is not at all too disimilar to that which you have so recently posted . That said, it seems an incredibly bizarre claim to have 'unravelled what no one else has done before - why, where and how the great stone circles worked.' I therefore wholeheartedly recommend everyone have a read of the aforementioned CWAAS Transactions papers. What was it that Newton said about standing on the shoulders of giants?*
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