Largybeg

Standing Stones

The tip of the southern stone, Ailsa Craig in the distance.

Image Credit: A. Brookes (9.9.2018)
Posted by thesweetcheat
11th December 2018ce

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Comments (2)

There is a lovely little natural arch and cave shelter right below the Largybeg stones at the left-hand side of the Old Red Sandstone spur to the right of this stone (not the further off headland) in this photo. Also chunky blocks of Pyroclastic Pumice debris scattered around the shore from the Goatfell Caldera Super Volcano detonation of 60 Million Years ago. I've got a chunk in my bathroom! Lovely pic. Popping over in February for a long weekend. Some poking and digging to do!	Posted by Howburn Digger 12th December 2018ce


Thank you - our week there was wonderful, despite the pretty mixed weather. I can see why you love going there so much and feel like we barely scratched the surface of all there is to see, not just prehistory but the hills, the coast, the wildlife.	Posted by thesweetcheat 12th December 2018ce

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