It would be nice to think that equally high profiled people will support the upkeep and renovation of 'real' stone circles around the countryside that are falling into disrepair and disappearing from sight because they are not seen as being iconic enough. Down here at Minions we have the iconic Hurlers triple stone circles visited by thousands every year, yet just a stones throw away on Craddock Moor the circle there is lying in complete ruin with most of the stones now buried beneath the turf and gorse, so much so that most have great difficulty in finding it.
Knowing where all the known circles are and attempting to find those still to be discovered are vital to our understanding of the area they are in otherwise we will stay in limbo forever.

Good luck to all supporting Sighthill, a circle that at least we all know about and realise why it was built.