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Hob wrote: Would any of you Bullaun spotting folk be willing to offer an opinion of the bullauniness of this: http://www.themodernantiquaria[...]676/images/greenlee_lough.html Which it seems was recently re-located by the intrepid Mr Rockandy. I remember seeing this when Rockandy posted it first and sayin to meself 'bullaun'. Looking at it again, the right-hand basin is a bit like this http://www.themodernantiquaria[...]ost/53129/images/cairn_x2.html a hole carved by army sappers to erect a flagpole in a fallen cairn orthostat at Loughcrew. The sides of the Greenlee Lough basin look a bit sheer. Most bullaun basins have a gradual, smooth widening towards the top of the basin, as if they were carved in a mortar and pestle fashion rather that a hammering or chiselling. Reply | with quote |  4th January 2008ce 00:00 In reply to: Bullauniness asessment required (Hob) |
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