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The other stone,this is on the other side of the lane.This one has had the most interest shown.

Another pic of the same stone.

The same stone from a different angle.

This is on the corner of the lane leading to the Farmer’s Shop.

Taken from the ” Lion ” carpark.

I haven’t till now realised how much the large Stone leans.

The Cove Stones, the one under the tree and the Barn which is probably built from destroyed Stones.

First sight of the Barrow through the trees.

The top of the Barrow badly eroded by mountain bikes.

Seen from the other side.

You can see the incised cross on this stone.

Access is easy,park in lane go through gate, remember to rehook.The stons are a stroll across the field.

As this stone has been returned to its place I suppose it is in concrete.

This shape of stone seems to be quite common.

This is a lovely red sandstone.

Quite a view from this stone.

Information board at tealing Earth House.

This is the way in.Cup and ring stone on the left.

Section of the walkway,about halfway round.

The markings on the top edge of this stone look strangely ogham like.

A small cupmarked stone just lying there.

I had to stand in neck high undergrowth to get both Stones.

I had to pull dead gorse off of the smaller Stone to get this pic.

This is the edge on view of the large Stone.

The other side of the large Stone.

At least you can see this Stone. The farmer had been clearing gorse and heaped it up over the other Stone.

I suppose the fence protects the dolmen from animal rubbing.One of the chamber walls lies some way from the Dolmen.

Another aspect of the delightful Dolmen.

Another nice pointy hat Dolmen,I think they are great.

The passage to the chamber,from inside the chamber.

The strange Standing Stone at the center of the chamber.

Looking back at the way in.

This is the way into the chamber,through an iron gate.

This is the way into the chamber.You’ve got to be quite small.

I crawled in as far as I could, didn’t expect a bed.

The cap stone is to use a modernism “awesome”.

It looks quite snug from this angle.

Quite a balancing act.

As you approach from the fence.

Sad remnant in the middle of a field.

This is from the front of the Chamber.

This aspect is looking back towards the carpark.This is not an advert for Brake Bros.

This is from the back looking along the length of the chamber

Not very thick,keep clear of the barbed wire. Wind farm in the distance.

Great Stone, wicked barbed wire.

This beautiful little Dolmen is well protected.

I love these Pointy Hatted Dolmens, very distinctive.

I did’nt venture into this field, it is after all a private estate.Also I didn’t want to be lacerated on the wire.

An outlier about 100mtrs south west of the circle.