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Drumskinney

Stone Circle

<b>Drumskinney</b>Posted by ShereenImage © Geoff
Also known as:
  • Drumskinny

OS Ref (GB):   H201701 / Sheet: 12
Latitude:54° 34' 43.27" N
Longitude:   7° 41' 20.85" W

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Drumskinny, 16th October 2005.

After a spectacular sunrise at Beltany Tops, the morning took a more gloomy and dank feel by the time I got to Drumskinny. It was 10.30am on a Sunday yet I wasn't the first here, a couple were leaving just as I arrived.

The circle is really nice, 'nice' is a good word because it does feel 'nice' but not quite 'right'. It can be hard to ignore the newness of the place though the stones are quite charming, it feels like it could be one of those modern public artworks you see in pretentious 'Business Parks'. Its even been signed by the heritage people! (The missing stones have been carved to indicate they are not original). I didnt notice from other photos that its on such a slope, maybe this adds to the unrealness of the place, maybe the weather was affecting my mood...
CianMcLiam Posted by CianMcLiam
17th October 2005ce