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100 most recent eGallery Comments View latest 1000  RSS Version of this feed1. stonetracker: Correction: I meant 18th century, not 19th ;-)... 2. 2ruth: Visited recently (06/06/2026)... it has become very overgrown and took a while to find. ... 3. Moonbeams: Wonderful photo and great description, thank you. ... 4. johndhunter: Missed this bit when posting image description: There would have also been a gate between stones ‘E’ & ‘F’. there is still a gate hook (gudgeon ) at the top of the east face of stone ‘E’ ... 5. Balgorg: When you say 'our circle' Interested to know if you have a theory.... 6. thelaoiscyclist: Beautiful ... 7. thelaoiscyclist: Very nice pic.... 8. thelaoiscyclist: Beautiful. Well captured.... 9. Andy B: Definitely! Thanks weldersdog for your photo and kind comments.... 10. Boeddel: Great! Looks like it was a lovely evening. I hope the site makes it onto the front page with that photo. ... 11. AngieLake: HAPPY SOLSTICE EVERYONE. Will be thinking of you up there, enjoying the atmosphere, and looks like the weather is going to be great. (If anyone is inclined, perhaps they'd check out the inner face o... 12. Andy B: It looks identical to Dolmen de Serrat d'en Jacques, I have moved the photo, thanks both.... 13. hoya105: It stands out by its diminutive size - so if Kerno is small - it is Kerno! I do think that there are far more ‘sites’ on this island than have been listed…. We found many suspect places ... 14. hoya105: Oh. We couldn’t find any other stone in the vicinity…..... 15. hoya105: Very likely - I am technologically inept…I assume it’s another of the 3 within walking distance? Can it be moved? Do I need to move it….?🥺... 16. hoya105: Yes - it’s refreshing that in the past a fuller more natural shape was idealised!! ... 17. peulven: Thank you Andy, I could post more pics on this Marc'h Du, ("Black Horse" /"Cheval Noir"), if possible... 18. Andy B: Thanks for the amazing first photos of these remote stones, exciting to see them!... 19. Andy B: New photo without site page, if you could do the honours please Johnstone I would be most grateful. Thanks also Peulven... 20. Bladup: Thanks, A gap always makes the return sweeter... 21. Bladup: Lovely... 22. Horatio: great shots mate, I'm missing Cornwall this year 8-(... 23. grimeymac: Failed to find this - or maybe I did and didn't realise! The map shows a reasonable position (to the south of the moor by Umberley Brook Leat near the small sleeper bridge) but the coords are of the ... 24. Horatio: Martin, Paul cheers gentlemen, I purchased some green ink to give it a try out, so glad you like the use of it... 25. Bladup: Fantastic and i love the green grass, It makes the stones stand out that little bit more... 26. Martin_L: Thanks for sharing this view. Love your drawing style. ... 27. Andy B: It certainly looks like it is back - thanks for the recent photo and welcome! ... 28. sc1che: I believe it is back - ... 29. Kyebar: This came up as a random image on my page. Before I moved to France I used to live about 1 mile from there and know it well!... 30. whicham: Looks as though there is/was another henge just above, slightly right of the obvious one. Also possibly more raised shapes, just about ploughed out, to the left, across the roadways, and top right, w... 31. Wardo: This photo shows the direction towards summer solstice sunrise from the lower right-hand corner to the upper left-hand corner. I find it a very powerful image.... 32. Bladup: Hi, Thanks, They're in Penlee House, The top floor of the art gallery functions as a museum (although it says museum on OS maps), The map ref for the museum is SW47033004, Just north of Penzance marke... 33. Andy B: Hello Paul, thanks for the lovely artefact photos. Which museum are these from? We can attach these to a page for the museum if it’s a local one. Thanks ... 34. Bladup: I've had it twice at Merry Maidens where a couple (Both happened to be American) actually thought i was a (paid by someone) guide at the circle (I must look prehistoric), There only to tell people abo... 35. Horatio: Cheers Martin and will keep them coming, thanks. Yeh Paul its going to be a bit different this years Solstice seeing in it at Avebury, not much of that solitude you mentioned but its got to be done (... 36. Horatio: cheers Anne... 37. Bladup: Fantastic and well done your husband... 38. LizSardis: There has been drumming here not so long ago, and a solstice ceremony. We have also had a group tracing lay lines. The hanging stone is actually on our land, no longer looked after by C... 39. LizSardis: Lovely to see your sketches. The cromlech/hanging stone is now looked after by us as CADW stopped some years ago. Your visit inspired us to get the big petrol strimmer out again to reveal the ... 40. Anne T: Hi, Horatio - thank you for the comment, but can't take credit for the image, sadly - taken from Isabelle Vella Gregory's journal. It is a great photo, and I'm envious that she's spent some considera... 41. Bladup: I bet the spirits of that place haven't heard a drum in awhile, I imagine them dancing all around you!... 42. Bladup: Looking good and glad to see it's been well looked after judging from the last comment on this photo (and from Horatio actually meeting her) - ... 43. Bladup: Yes, Lovely drawings of what i thought was a fabulous site and reguarding photo's i like to see how overgrown/clear a place is at various times of year, That's what i've been trying to do with all the... 44. Martin_L: As of July 2025 the site is heavily overgrown and hard to reach even though it is not far from a road. ... 45. Martin_L: Marvellous drawings. Much appreciated. Keep them coming please. Both photos and sketches/drawings. ... 46. Horatio: That's a great image Anne... 47. LizSardis: We are the current guardians and definitely love the cromlech ... 48. ForestDaughter: What a fantastic photo. Brilliantly captured. :)... 49. Fiona1320: Thank you for your kind message 🤗🙏🏼🪶✨... 50. AngieLake: A post from my visit in 2008 to The Four Stones in Powys shows the Whimble in the distance. PAB added some info at the time. It must be a focal point for many monuments in the area. ... 51. AngieLake: Your dog is camouflaged here, the same colour as the stone!!... 52. wildtalents: I visited yesterday and the snug pub was open. very pleasant. The cross is well worth a look (photo to follow)... 53. Andy B: Thanks, typo corrected. Have a lovely visit!... 54. Megalithic89: Beautiful. ... 55. Horatio: "passed an old guy walking up there last week so you'll manage it, " Cheeky bugger...lol I'm just about hitting my prime at 57 (nearly) When I'd written.'a bit far for me to get t... 56. awrc: Just a quick clarification (Andrew C here!) – Rob is Rob Stepney. It's a beautiful boxed set. I'm finally off to Callanish myself for the first time this summer!... 57. kozmoplov: major majestical... 58. Andy B: A high res version recently received from Gerald - here: www.megalithi... 59. Gillianmavis: Congratulations on poetry of ancient stones and modern aerated bubbles . More poetry please thank youn... 60. AngieLake: Aawwww, that means a lot to me. :-)... 61. AngieLake: Hi Tim, Glad to be of service!! Hope you had drier weather than I did that day? Very interesting site, isn't it? Nice to see you carrying on the good work after all these years.... 62. Andy B: Wonderful! Thank you for sharing your photos and for the new site page.... 63. TimPrevett: Thanks for this photo, Angie. This stone was several metres into tall grass yesterday. We couldn’t find it. I eventually looked up your photos and went and found this by cross referencing with the p... 64. Onlytruthcanshine333: This stone was inscribed by the ARKS Guardian u can clearly see that NOAHS ARK IS RIGHT BESIDE IT WITH WISTER LAKE ON TOP OF IT . NOAH INSCRIBED THAT STONE POINT BLANK... 65. Harry_20: Thanks. The article was interesting, didn't know about the origins of the word. As for writing Fawr, I learned the difference between Fach and Fawr when climbing some of the hills in mid- and ... 66. Horatio: Ah Angie, you'll be with us in spirit x... 67. AngieLake: Lovely. Brings back great memories of my 2013 visit..... gosh... where did all those years go??! A very spiritual place and walking there (see my pics) was all part of the experience. Hope they've ... 68. AngieLake: Lovely Horatio. Hope you and Paul do get to meet up at Avebury. Look fwd to all your photos. Am well past going myself now, so enjoy hearing about your travels.... 69. Horatio: This one really piqued my interest and just done a bit of research on this local area due to your photo, access and surrounding environment, walks etc. I've had a look on my OS app where this shadow... 70. stonetramp: Seems I have a classic goddess shape!... 71. charlorose: Stunning photo. A place I would like to experience.... 72. Harry_20: Correction: The shadow is on the slopes of Rhos Fawr.... 73. cerrig: It's probably a bit of an overkill, but it does have the advantage of providing a check on any errors that may come from a single plan, saving a return trip. I have seen your plans, they are ve... 74. Rthoyle: Also, please see survey plan of Carn Llechart stone circle/kerb cairn, north west of Pontadawe, near Swansea.... 75. Rthoyle: Hi Cerrig, many thanks for the explanation. The two position survey by Burl seems very strange - it should be possible to locate all stones accurately using one position and measuring angles and dista... 76. TheCaptain: Is this part of an old shipwreck? See www.megalithic.co.uk/modules.php?op=modl... 77. Horatio: Might see you around Avebury, I'll be the one with two Iggies in tow... 78. Bladup: Thanks, Ha ha, I wish, It would be nice to have it back up (One sidestone is missing though), Yes very warm, I've never drank my flask so fast!!... 79. Bladup: No, Stonehenge, Then i'm going to walk to Avebury because i've never done that before, Hopefully it'll be a bit cooler than the last few days though... 80. cerrig: Hi Robert, It's a while ago now, but if I remember correctly I used the method described by Aubrey Burl. Pick 2 points in the central area of the circle, on a north/south line, about 1 meter apart. Us... 81. Horatio: Hey cheers Paul, where you spending Solstice? Penwith?... 82. Horatio: At least you could've re-balanced the capstone whilst you where messing about inside mate. Noce pics and and I bet nice and warm up there too...lovely... 83. TimPrevett: Ogneslav - how did you access Son Oms Santuario? I see no safe pedestrian approach or access. Thanks.... 84. Rthoyle: Hi Cerrig, please can you let me know how you did this survey? What equipment did you use? Thanks, Robert... 85. Bladup: Beautiful!!!... 86. Klingon: We also have a viewer with a panoramic view of this picture.... 87. SimonHewitt: This is Castle Crag in Borrowdale, NOT the one overlooking Haweswater Reservoir.... 88. SimonHewitt: This is Castle Crag in Borrowdale, NOT the one overlooking Haweswater Reservoir.... 89. SimonHewitt: This is Castle Crag in Borrowdale, NOT the one overlooking Haweswater Reservoir.... 90. SimonHewitt: This is Castle Crag in Borrowdale, NOT the one overlooking Haweswater Reservoir.... 91. SimonHewitt: This is Castle Crag in Borrowdale, NOT the one overlooking Haweswater Reservoir.... 92. SimonHewitt: This is Castle Crag in Borrowdale, NOT the one overlooking Haweswater Reservoir.... 93. SimonHewitt: This is Castle Crag in Borrowdale, NOT the one overlooking Haweswater Reservoir.... 94. SimonHewitt: This is Castle Crag in Borrowdale, NOT the one overlooking Haweswater Reservoir.... 95. SimonHewitt: This is Castle Crag in Borrowdale, NOT the one overlooking Haweswater Reservoir.... 96. SimonHewitt: This is Castle Crag in Borrowdale, NOT the one overlooking Haweswater Reservoir.... 97. SimonHewitt: This is Castle Crag in Borrowdale, NOT the one overlooking Haweswater Reservoir.... 98. Marco23: The white woolly rhinoceros is there for scale.... 99. Boyson: Love this! Great shot!... 100. TimPrevett: Cracking shot, Hamish. Evokes a loud verbal response of "wow". You can really appreciate the ramparts from this perspective.... |