Vicster

The cairn overlooks a field of huge stones and one of the most spectacular views of Morecambe Bay.

The cairn lies in a field surrounded by huge stones – most probably glacial erratics which were then re-arranged to create a circle (me thinks!)

The split stone in all of its glory!

Locals a-top Torrisholme Barrow watching the red arrows fly-past!

June 2005

Taken from a different angle, this reveals just how many people were present on the night of the June full moon. I like the way the stones and people are hard to tell apart! 11th June 2006.

Sunset over the stones June 11th 2006

The view across to Sleeping Beauty from Achmore.
June 2006

The stone square, as erected on the interpretation board at Achmore...nice touch! June 2006.

Looking across to Sildinis from the second circle (or possible kerb cairn)

Standing in the centre of the complete circle looking towards the second circle

June 2006

The 2 prominent stones of the second circle (or possible cairn) which can be seen from the road

June 2006

What appears to be a stone circle on top of a hill at Sildinis June 2006

It wasn’t glowing but the moss was in evidence!

March 2006

Mel enters the heart of the fogou!

March 2006

March 2006

Alfie checks out the settlement

March 2006

Mark peering down into the fogou

March 2006

Not the best pic but we were doing 70mph on the M6 at the time!

Not raining at Killin!

Another one taken from above

May 2006

May 2006

Taken from the top of a set of 6ft step ladders

Almost the top of Long Meg – taken from a-top a set of step-ladders.

May 2006

Love the light on the hills in this one. The ONLY time I have visited and it hasn’t been packed with other people. Bliss.

Feb 2005

Yet another ridiculous offering left at the stones. Ho-hum.

Feb 2005

We walked the VERY long way round and came across this in the field opposite, on the other side of the water course.

April 2005. Misty and cold. What a beauty!

Looking towards Mayburgh from King Arthurs Round Table

April 2005 (and very very cold!)

The view from Gib Hill looking towards the incomplete henge.

November 2005 – following 24 hrs of constant rain, the sun came out just in time for our walk up to Mitchell’s Fold.

It had rained constantly for 24 hours and then the sun came out!

Set amidst spectacular scenery, looking towards the Thunder Stone from the top of (what is left of) Skellaw

Asper’s field stone from different angle Feb 2006

Again, am using my friend Vicky as scale so you can see how lovely and big this stone is. It looks like a completely different stone from each angle....

This lovely stone is in a hedge on the opposite side of the road from the Merry Maidens.

I do like a good stone with a hole in it....!

I have added this picture as I feel it gives a true sense of the size of this amazing stone. Taken Feb 06