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View back from the path to Giant’s Graves. This is NOT from the top! Pre-forestry views must have been beyond breathtaking!!!
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The 2 stones to the west of the lane. The one to the right of the lane was completely obscured by trees & hedges
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To the west. You can even see the sea on the very far right!! If you turn round you can see something else entirely....
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The 2 concentric circles were more obvious when these photos were taken & the bracken hadn’t encroached so far
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This is the one Burl reckons is a 3 stone row. His theory is that the 2 end stones have fallen left in this pic, and the middle one has fallen right. Makes sense.
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Crap scan – will replace when I can get a better one, but it gives a vague idea of the scale of the complex: White Moss (slightly below centre and right) and Brats Hill (to right of dark patch in centre – honest) from Low Longrigg
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You have to climb this hill from Boot in Eskdale. That’s Boot. Yes, it’s steep...probably marginally steeper than it looks in this photo!!
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Loupin Stanes
Approaching from road
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Loupin Stanes
From the road – the stones are slightly below & right of centre
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Girdle Stanes
Approaching from Loupin Stanes. The remaining half. The circle-eating river is just behind the trees to the right
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Girdle Stanes
The better preserved half – uneaten by the river!
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Cairnholy 1 – the stones. That’s rain on the lens. Atmospheric huh?
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Cairnholy 1 – the cairn. Still with rain on the lens.
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This place is SOOO difficult to photograph....
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