
Is it, isn’t it?
Is it, isn’t it?
A little under half the circumference of the ‘circle’.
There was a fire on the Brakes in the summer but the gorse on the eastern arc escaped the flames. I had a root around under there today and you can see the stones that would complete the circle.
Late December light At Glassamucky Brakes.
Corrig and Seahan at the other side of Glenasmole valley over the circle.
Remains of a Dublin stone circle, not 10 minutes drive from where I live. This is recorded as either a ‘hut site’ or an ‘enclosure’ on the national monuments database (I can’t make out which dot refers to what feature) but doesn’t have field notes or a description. I first came here in 2009 after reading about it in Fourwind’s first book and have returned often since. There is a lot of gorse in the putative south-east arc of the ‘circle’ and there are stones under there but hard to make out. The stones visible here are all in the north-west arc.
The platform of the interior of the circle falls away on the exterior on the north-west side
The flattened centre of the circle
From behind the axial stone
North-west, down the Dodder valley, with Piperstown Hill prominent
Looking across the circle over to Ballymorefinn and Slievebawnogue