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Museum grounds opposite – featuring replica hut
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From the track by Bryn Celli Ddu Gorsedd....
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Weird colours – the effect of the Trefignath aluminium works on the other side of the mountain? Or the scanner doesn’t like the mist?
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Another Welsh dolmen/quoit/cromlech, another...
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Don’t know anywhere in Britain quite like this place...
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Dunno if it’s the aluminium plant that caused the effect, but these colours are weird!
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I was so glad I bothered! Glad to hear the fence has gone now!
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From this angle, a beautiful dolmen/quoit/cromlech/thing hiding a GUILTY secret...
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The bay. The burial chamber is visible on the headland to the right.
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Nearly missed it...had never seen a photo or read owt about it – just had the Landranger and counted meself lucky to find it in the grass!
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One of the first ‘stones’ photos I ever took – a good while ago now....
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The recumbent and flankers (one fallen in foreground)
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The beauty of the (restored, I believe) circle should not be overlooked, despite the ravages of the quarrypeople....
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Even the encroaching darkness can’t quite hide the obscenity of the quarry
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Although in woods, this one feels like it may have once been a circle – as per Burl’s theories.... There are faint vestiges of a platform extending out from it, in a circular shape. Or perhaps it was just me.
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It’s a beautiful little circle & easy to find. Why so obscure???
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The circle’s platform is still discernable to the right of the stones, in front of the ubiquitous Dunnideer...
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The whole circle. Still reckon it should be ‘Sheldon’....
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The circle was a tad difficult to spot – the farmer gave me directions...
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...but well worth it. (Thanks to the kindly farmer giving me permission to stomp through his crop!)
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I forgot my camera, so all I had was a disposable camera...then it got dark...luckily it had a flash...
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A mess for sure, but not so bad as it looks from the road!
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The approach from the road – doesn’t look much, but it’s worth a look
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The trees make the circle difficult to photograph. Also difficult to spot the fact that the ground is strewn with cowpats from the devil’s own satanic herd....
Yes I know the photos don’t quite fit together!
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A whopper.... More or less in someone’s garden. Didn’t have time to ask to see it closer. Maybe one day!
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