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Looking west

Looking south

Looking east

The south face of the stone

Amazing texture!

The NE edge

The SE face

The SW edge

The NW face of the stone

Looking NW from the top of the cairn towards the Obney hills, another two low mounds are visible.

Looking SE from the top of the cairn, two low flattened mounds are visible.

The Loak standing stone lies just west of the cairn

Due north

Looking north west

Looking due east

Looking east, the large quartz vein visible on the shoulder of the western stone

Close up of the eastern stone looking to the western one

The smaller western stone

Looking from the western stone to the larger eastern one

The larger eastern stone

The two stones against the hedge

The cup-marked stone beside the souterrain

Another view of the cup and ring marks

The NE stone, looking SE

Another close-up of the cup marks

A closer look at the cupmarks on the eastern face of the NE stone

The southerly recumbent, looking towards the NE and NW stones

The western face of the same stone, showing some of the smaller cup marks

The eastern face of the eastern stone, showing large cup marks

The north western stone looking west

Looking south across the remains of the circle

General view looking east

General view of the site looking north east

Another view of the cup marks

This cup-marked rock is close by.

The solitary western stone beside the track

The largest stone is the most easterly

The most northerly stone on the eastern arc, others in the distance

Three projections visible on the cairn, couldn’t get close enough to decide if these are standing stones or not.

The cairn from the track