Moth
Saturday 8 September 2007 From the road to the north – remember, some stones are hidden by bushes & many fallen
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Saturday 8 September 2007 One of the best preserved segments (south-west)
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Saturday 8 September 2007 Another of the best preserved segments (west)
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Saturday 8 September 2007 There are many fallen stones, mostly large, especially on the eastern & southern sides
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Saturday 8 September 2007 Another large fallen stone
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Saturday 8 September 2007 The most visible large segment that can be seen from the road
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Saturday 8 September 2007 Second of a series of 2 (hopefully!) ‘multipanos’ – don’t think it’ll catch on! I do hope it gives some (vague) idea scale of the place. And remember, as with Cromlech de Lacam de Peyrarines, the vegetation means none of these show all the stones....
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Saturday 8 September 2007
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Saturday 8 September 2007
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Saturday 8 September 2007
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Saturday 8 September 2007
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Saturday 8 September 2007
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Saturday 8 September 2007
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Saturday 8 September 2007 I call this a ‘multipano’ – don’t think it’ll catch on! I do hope it gives some (vague) idea of the bonkersness of this thing. And remember, with the vegetation, none of these show all the stones....
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Saturday 8 September 2007
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Saturday 8 September 2007
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Saturday 8 September 2007
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Saturday 8 September 2007 Cist in the centre of severely denuded cairn
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Friday 7 September 2007 The object of frustration is there somewhere....
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Friday 7 September 2007 The chamber is just bonkersly big, in length and height
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