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The stones at the E of the road, looking to the West from the pool. This row was once pretty long, but is so ruined and the remaining stones so small that it takes a while to realise it. Great views over the rolling country at the ‘edge’ of Dartmoor
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Along the stones to the E of the road, looking from by the pool towards the E end of the remaining stones (where Jane is standing)
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Without the hedgerows etc, this could be quite a lonely & spectacular setting, with views across to the hills of Dartmoor itself to the West
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View to SW along the misty hillside with sharp gorge to right
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One of the better-preserved huts in horrid weather (which seems par for the course, going by the other photos here!)
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Jane huddles in shelter of south(-east?) entrance as the weather threatens to chase us back to the car
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Nice hut. Hut 3 in left background & entrance in right background.
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Jane takes in the gloomy atmosphere & worsening weather. Makes it seem like it must’ve been a hard life up here, though the climate would probably have been better....
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The view from the ‘Edge’ by the circle – towards Ladybower resevoir
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Circle has 2 suspicious outlier-type stones (foreground and right) but, to me, they seemed in strange places in relation to each other and the circle. Perhaps someone’s just been standing random stones upright.
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From some angles, it really does look like it’s going to tumble down the hillside....
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The 1:25,000 map seems to show a standing stone just N of the track to the west, much closer than Cae Coch. could this titch be it?
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Difficult to spot from the west or from up the hillside, as it’s disguised as erratics – great view though....
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Could that be Maen Penddu standing stone on the horizon, a fraction left of centre?
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From higher ground to east, with Monument 280 in background
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Circle from short distance up track from parking place, looking SW
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Bryn Derwydd in foreground, Red Farm circle stones over wall on right of pic
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The 4 Red Farm circle stones in their wide upland ‘valley‘
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