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Image of Lough Gur C (Stone Circle) by ryaner

Looking south-east, almost 15 years since I was last here.

Image credit: ryaner
Image of Lough Gur C (Stone Circle) by bawn79

Sun rising over Circle C on winter solstice 22nd Dec 2008.
Not suggesting it is really aligned, but it does rise between these two stones from the centre.

Image credit: Bawn79 © 2009

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Lough Gur C

Visited 19.5.11
From the main stone circle I climbed over the barbed wire fence and made my way across the field. Around the stones I saw what I though was another herd of young cows, unfortunately when I got closer I realised they were in fact bullocks!!
As soon as they saw me they all headed my way and I had to take refuge by standing on top of one of the stones in the circle! I was just glad that I didn’t have Dafydd with me.
This was another near perfect circle made up of 15 stones and just as impressive as Lios – only smaller.
I waited for the bullocks to get bored and move on – unfortunately they didn’t. I chose my spot and headed back across the field as fast as I could walk. The bullocks put on a bit of a sprint and I had to repeatedly turn and shout/wave my arms for them to back off. Eventually I got to the edge of the field and back over the fence – safety!
If when you visit the bullocks are still there may I suggest setting for a view from the fence?

Lough Gur C

In the field right next to the great circle lies this much smaller, less impressive site. On a normal visit this would be great, but it is difficult to be objective about it when you know that Grange lies only a few feet away behind you. On the hill, above the circle is a huge standing stone.

To gain entrance to Lough Gur C there is a slight gap in the fence.

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