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The S stone with the N stone in the background in front of the white van.
24/11/04
From What to see around the Kyle of Tongue by Kevin J. O’Reilly
Image credit: See caption
From What to see around the Kyle of Tongue by Kevin J. O’Reilly.
Image credit: See caption
The markings at the S end.
With a little sprayed water for help. 20p coin in the approximate centre for scale.
Close-up of the five-ringed beauty.
Before spraying with water – shows up better the natural colour of the stone.
I’ve included this as Castleton 2b [NS88NE 53] meantime.
It doesn’t exactly match the description in Canmore (“two large disc cups, roughly pecked”) but it is in the right general location and I couldn’t see anything better matching the description.
Number 2. NS88NE 9. Described as “a ring of peck marks [15 cm] and a natural basin [18 cm]“.
7a. Best view of the seven radial grooves and the linking groove joining the two motifs.
Looking down the passage with the NE chamber on the bottom left.
Easter 1995
W circle looking E.
E circle just visible on patch of lighter grass, centre left.
August 2004
