
Beautiful circle C.
Beautiful circle C.
Looking south-east, almost 15 years since I was last here.
4th June 2018
4th June 2018
4th June 2018
4th June 2018
4th June 2018
Visited May 2008
Visited May 2008
5/7/09
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.
The standing stone can be seen in the centre of the shot.
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?
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.
Postcard of the circle