the angular black quartziferous stone has a nice toe to it – similar to many stones I have seen – is this where the rope was tied to haul the thing?
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Sandstone stone in field of wheat.
Permission asked for at farm – nice woman had an idea we might be looking for stone...
First impressions pretty dissappointing, but good cup marks – well 3 at least that I thought... spotted small in one corner and as ever the views are pretty.
i am some what freaked out at the discovery of this site – the result of actually trying to find out more about the druidic or megalithic way of thinking leads me to one of the most ancient sites that I look out upon nearly everyday in the magical kingdom of fife.
the caves are in poor shape – but somehow they still maintain a sense of the mystical past they so obviously hold.
As we explore this little part of Fife there is an overwhelming sense of stepping back through history.
What a Great place Fife is.
without OS map impossible – with it still really difficult – well for us it was! with releif we finally found the place – I guess we felt a bit dissappointed but looking at the photos now I am glad we made the effort.
its still a field of barley
great stones
wish i had a scythe
What a hot day – by the time we arrive at sunhoney its truly a summers day – we work our way carefully along a potato field and behold this very mystical circle – I really like this place it has an air of healing and meditation about it!
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beautiful cup marked recumbant
we arrived at the place and people said it was not worth visiting – i wish I had had a quick look now!
These stones are remarkable and well worth a visit – I believe now they must be key marker stones to a major circle at Mains of Druminnor. Magnificent views of Tap o’ Noth – I only wish I had had the OS map at the time of spotting these beauties, I would of gone on to seek out the circle – simply stunning..
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Aberdeenshire OS sheet 37 E50, W27
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Anyway what a brilliant place – I am blown away. I am particularly drawn by the marker stones in the fields adjacent to the circles.
What fascinating shapes!
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Such superb views although the small coniferous copse spoils the panoramas it is still wondorous.
Massive
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found this one easily – no problem with horses!
The whole sense of being in a former centre of some incredibly complex society is starting to become overwhelming.
