Looking from Fan Brycheiniog, with the walkers shelter in the foreground.
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Looking West. Garn Caws, with Garn Fawr to it’s left, in the distance.
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This stone has an uncanny resemblance to the slab stone at Trellech.
Good views from here, to the South and West, with the central beacons to the East.
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The slab stone, from the other direction. Again resembling a hooded figure,this time with a face.(okay, you need an imagination. Try it, won’t hurt you)
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the smallest of the 3 stones. A slab rather than a pillar. It always reminds me of a hooded figure walking towards the other 2 stones, presumably turned to stone for some crime.
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This stone lies outside the circle.It has a surrounding ditch with a low embankment,approx. 12 feet diameter.
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This is the largest of the 3 remaining uprights.The others suffering extensive frost damage.
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This is looking South East, down a mist filled Wye valley, towards the Black Mountains. The only surviving uprights shown here.
Sunrise on a frosty January morning.
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Looking North East,towards the large boulder,just visible in the heather.The whole site is very overgrown.
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Looking south,towards the mound.This is the only visible stone.
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Image credit: looking west,towards Fan Nedd.
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