The on site display board
Visited May 2013
“Their present unsightly condition is but another instance of the deplorable want of respect for megalithic remains which has been so prevalent throughout these northern agricultural districts” – said Fred. R. Coles in 1906 -journals.socantscot.org/index.php/psas/article/view/7055
Don’t spoil the walk by playing any golf, mind.....
The site possesses a very photogenic tree...
Southern flank, looking approx west
Southeastern(ish) corner, looking approx east.
Northern flank – Foel Fynyddau is background, left.
Southern flank, looking approx east...
Southern flank, looking approx west
Northwestern corner. Excellent little hillfort, this....
The sole standing survivor of Falkners Circle near Avebury, Wiltshire. The circle is named after a Mr.Falkner who was an antiquary from Devizes who first identified it in 1840.
Looking towards High Tor. I told my kids that the stones were supposed to dance at midday. They insisted that we put some Rolling Stones on to encourage them.