An enhanced (thanks Morfe) version of the original dark and dingy copy of the basin and footprint.
Remains of the NW circle
Remains of the NW circle
The SE circle remains
The SE circle remains
Looking WSW along the row towards the four poster.
This is the solitary stone mentioned in the field notes, 35m from the row which is just visible in the background above the ‘outlier’.
Faded cup marks or just weathering?
The most easterly stone of the row
Another view of the centre stone
The centre stone of the row, in amongst some field clearance boulders
Another view of the westerly stone, looking NW
The WSW stone in the row
Cup marks on the NW stone
The broken NE stone
Looking SW across the site, one of the broken stones in the foreground
The SW and NW stones
Looking NE over the four poster and along the stone row.
Looking down into the cracked stone
A poor view of the cairn remains
Taken from the NE arc of the circle, looking across with the central stone lying to the left.
The central stone with 3 of the stones of the southern arc of the circle just visible.
The cup marked stone at the centre of the circles
Showing the cup marks, largest in the centre.
The stone itself
The mound with stone on top
Moth wonders if a haircut for the stone would reveal the cup marks....
The remains of the cairn, showing the ditch around it, and the stone lying toppled to the side.
Side view of the stone
Looking west
Looking south at the cairn, with the stone on top.
Looking across the cist and capstone
The cist, complete with dislodged capstone