CianMcLiam wrote:
I've been puzzling over Derreenataggart and it's 'equinox' alignment (according to Jack Roberts' guide). The circles axis is E-W (270deg across the recumbent) but according to Burl, quoted in Ironman's notes, the hills behind are 'high' placing the alignment out by some bit.
I think that Burl's "high hills " are not the distant hills but the foreground hill above the gorse , that is quite a high horizon behing the recumbent .
From Ironman's pic below though this doesn't seem to be the case, the horizon seems to dip into a valley directly behind the recumbent in the pic below:
http://www.themodernantiquarian.com/post/4923/images/derreenataggart_west.html
I've looked through my pics and I dont have a good view through the axis to the horizon so I'm looking for some pics of same.
A Any info much appreciated.