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| I have been to Kinnerton once before and visited the round stone in its field, but didn't know about the second stone tucked into the verge to the north of the field gate. I only find this now thanks to Postie's pictures – it's very overgrown and nettles sting me in my efforts to clear it sufficiently to photograph. As has been commented by others, the stone in the field mirrors the conical top of The Whimble, visible to the west from here. This post appears as part of the weblog entry Over the misty mountains – Radnor Forest 21 August 2010
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Posted by thesweetcheat1st August 2011ce |
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| There is very little resemblance to the shape of this stone and that of Whimble. |
Posted by Ivan Monckton 15th October 2020ce |
| It's in the eye of the beholder, obviously. Looked like a pretty straight optical matching of conical tops to me and other TMA visitors, but it's only a visual impression not scientifically measured angles. I guess you either see it or you don't, we all look at these monuments in our own way. |
Posted by thesweetcheat 16th October 2020ce |
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