I agree. If anything, there seems to be more thought given to some of the Irish circles. At Reanascreena every stone is carefully chosen, and the largest is directly opposite the lowest. . and the stones all decrease in size towards it, (Though Burl says they are 'not well graded' in the small circles book??).
Cork has some simply amazing sites, that I think are overlooked. Knocknakilla and Glantane(sp?) are amazing circles with great towering pillars outside. As is Kealkil.
I hope these are all given equal space in the new book, I'm sure most people don't realise just what there is in Ireland, (I didn't!).
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And speaking of the little Burl book. . it says Brodgar's stones are 7ft high on average. . . surely some mistake? They are massive!
. .and Doll Tor circle (Derbyshire) it lists as 23 feet wide. That strikes me as a lot larger than it is . . .