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Re: Lanyon Quoit - shrinking? by Bladup on Wednesday, 05 March 2014

You could look at it as early "health and safety", To make it safer after the fall they put the stones that had fallen back into the ground a little deeper, Therefore making it a little lower. It also had the desired [to the repairers] effect of making the capstone level and more table like, This was seen as making it more aesthetic [ha], This drawing from before the collapse also shows 4 uprights [but only 3 touching the stone though] - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Lanyonquoitborlase.jpg

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