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| Couple of years since I was there, but there is an arrangement of stones there that have been called a "recumbent" type. Maybe they are, but it is quite different to the Aberdeenshire RSCs if you ask me. Just looked in TMA and Julian says Burl attributes it to being a degraded RSC. The flankers would be bigger than the recumbent in this case. Glenquickan a few miles away has a large central stone, maybe it's simply another of those regional quirks. Sorry that's not much help, I must go back sometime soon. Moey Reply | with quote |  28th January 2003ce 17:05 In reply to: Torhousekie - What's that? (FourWinds) |
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