Pete G wrote:
I reckon the view to be west from the left of the horsehoe.
The large stone with the tenon on top is the back trilathon stone with its fallen companion.
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Dammit, one long megalong reply cast into doubt over re-erection work!!The large stone with the tenon on top is the back trilathon stone with its fallen companion.
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I couldn't see the angles looking west, until I considered standing outside the horseshoe, looking between the two trilithons, scross the space where the fallen stones of 57 & 58 were! Take those out of the equation, and this puts the lost stone somewhere around the 36-40 bluestones. Check your mail ;)
This is driving me nuts, you must be mad by now!