The Bull Stone, Otley Chevin. Dawn on Midsummer Solstice, 2004.
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The stone, with attendant megalithomaniac for scale!
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The standing stone on Hartwith moor.
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Another of the stones on Standing Stone hill!
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One of the 3 stones on Standing Stone hill.
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The Miller’s Grave, looking north to Robin Hood’s Penny Stone on the horizon.
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‘Stones 3’ in the background, ‘stones 4’ recumbent by the spring.
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‘Stones 3’. Hiding in the field over a dry-stone wall...
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‘Stones 2’. Looks like an old gatepost close up (I’m sure there’re even the hinge holes!), stuck in a large stone base, like the ones used for old crosses.
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The central henge hosting Beltane celebrations, May 1st, 2004.
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The ‘Bride’ – 14 feet tall, 9 feet wide at the top narrowing to 2 feet at the base. The now-fallen ‘Groom’ to her side.
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More cup markings at Woofa enclosure.
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Carved flat rock on the footpath from the Backstone Circle to Ilkley crags. Sporting over 50 cups, 3 have rings and one ring contains 2 cups. Several well-defined grooves cross the surface. (Grid Ref; SE 12738 46249)
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Large basins in a curve on a vertical face.
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Carved rock, taken from about 12 feet up a tree! Grid ref; SE 075 445
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Close up detail of cup-and-ring marked rock. Rivock Edge plantation.
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The Grey Stone, looking south-east. The carving can just be seen in the bottom left.
The solitary old oak tree in the background sometimes has ‘offerings’ or ‘spells’ attached to it.
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