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Fernacre (Stone Circle) — Images (click to view fullsize)

<b>Fernacre</b>Posted by Meic Meic Posted by Meic
23rd January 2012ce

The Merry Maidens (Stone Circle) — Images

<b>The Merry Maidens</b>Posted by Meic Meic Posted by Meic
23rd January 2012ce

Duloe Stone Circle — Images

<b>Duloe Stone Circle</b>Posted by Meic<b>Duloe Stone Circle</b>Posted by Meic Meic Posted by Meic
23rd January 2012ce

Men-An-Tol (Holed Stone) — Images

<b>Men-An-Tol</b>Posted by Meic Meic Posted by Meic
23rd January 2012ce

The Blind Fiddler (Standing Stone / Menhir) — Images

<b>The Blind Fiddler</b>Posted by Meic<b>The Blind Fiddler</b>Posted by Meic Meic Posted by Meic
23rd January 2012ce

Rocky Valley Rock Carvings — Fieldnotes

I stayed in this area for a week in August 2011. Our landlady and her family have lived in the area for many years. When i mentioned that there was some opinion that the carvings were not genuinely neolithic, she told me that her father a Trethevy and Trevana man, had always believed it was the work of student pranksters. The carvings were unknown to the locals before the late 1940s. Around the same time a large flat rock appeared on top of one of the tall stone stacks along the coastline. Once again her father ascribed this as the work of student pranksters.
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Posted by spikytop
10th December 2011ce

Showery Tor (Rocky Outcrop) — Images

<b>Showery Tor</b>Posted by Mr Hamhead<b>Showery Tor</b>Posted by Mr Hamhead Mr Hamhead Posted by Mr Hamhead
27th November 2011ce
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