Birds of prey, including specifically this falcon, are being used to keep crows and gulls from the neighbouring landfill site away from the newly restored and rebuilt monument.
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The Quoits are open and even has an information board.
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Photographed 48 hours after the stone circle was re-erected!
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As of 48 hours ago all the stones are up! How thrilling is that?
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Rupe stands next to the largest original stone, like Henry Taunt in 1882 in this photo:
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The tomb is cut into the cliff on the left. The building at the end is Molafa railway station.
Park this side of the level crossing.
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