A nice shot of the southern and central henges taken from a hot air balloon on Sunday 29th May 2005.
Image credit: Richard Bowater, posted by Steve Gray
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Thimbleby moor 9 stones circle. Only four stones are now standing, three on the circle and one southerly outlier. The northerly outlier is leaning so far it’s almost flat.
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The two northerly uprights with a fallen stone in the foreground.
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Me next to the biggest stone, which has weathering grooves similar to the Devil’s Arrows.
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Nine Stones Close from the top of Robin Hood Stride
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“There’s always one”. Actually I had listened to this guy before he climbed on the stone. He seemed quite knowledgeable about the circle and was obviously the one “in charge” of the group of youths. After this they all had a go at climbing the stones.
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Castlerigg circle from the top of Low Rigg above Tewet Tarn (400mm zoom).
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Rainbow over Central Henge. The spectacular beauty ruined by wind-blown garbage from the land-fill site of the Central Cursus.
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