view along the coast path back towards Manobier beach
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the concentric stone circles at the end of one of the rows – what was it for?
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Last time I passed, it looks like the access to this stone circle has been greatly improved by opening up a right of way across the field from the nearby Little Chef. As others have noted, the walk along the road is unpleasant to say the least.
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Looking up along the row from the southern end.
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Looking down the row, approx. half way along.
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The large stones at the northern end of the row.
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Dumpdon viewed from north side of Dumpdon Hill, 9th October 2005CE
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Circle with standing stone in background. 4th October 2005CE.
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Stone circle and standing stone viewed from NE. 4th October 2005CE
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Southern row from the Eastern end. 4th October 2005CE
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Both rows viewed from NE looking SW. 4th October 2005CE
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Sheep on the western ramparts. 2nd October 2005CE
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As viewed from Maiden Castle, with Poundbury “model” village encroaching in the background. 2nd October 2005CE
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Three of the stones are being absorbed into the roots of the nearby beech tree. 2nd October 2005CE
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I just about got all eight stones in this photo. You can just make out the cross associated with the nearby church over the hedge. 10th September 2005 CE
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The Hangman’s stone with protective crazy paving (16th May 2005CE).
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This handily placed road sign makes the stone easy to locate. (16th May 2005CE).
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Wolstonbury Hill viewed from Hurstpierpoint, 3rd July 2004
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Taken from the east side of Exeter, 25th June 2004. The two clumps of trees on the skyline to the left of Woodbury are tumuli at SY033878 and SY038879.
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Viewed from the grounds of Camelot Castle Hotel, January 2002
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Closer view of the “chevaux-de-frise”, July 1996.
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The concentric walls with “chevaux-de-frise”, July 1996.
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