SD96472 33553 The tallest stone, erosion run off on the stone suggests it was in this position long before the reservoir was built
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SD96472 33553 Looking North across the remains of Walshaw Dean.
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Standing Stone 3 SD 94705 32937 The smallest and least convincing of the stones.
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18th Century graffiti on stone 2
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Standing Stone 2 SD 94692 32949 The third stone is visible in the background.
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Standing Stone 1 SD 94625 32884
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Summerhouse Hill Cairn on a miserable, cold, wet day in April 2005
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05/06/05 Possible cup marked stones incorporated in the pack horse bridge.
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06/08/06 Further vandalism at Pikestones, the pounding is being done with a large stone which the attacker is replacing in its original hole after use
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Damage at the Pikestones 22/07/06. Compare this with Treehuggers photos taken on the 30/07/06, it appears that further damage has occurred during the week.
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After a little judicious trampling of the bracken the circle emerges.
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The largest stone, an aprox 2m high chunk of conglomerate.
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A reflection in the clouds is all that is visible at the time the moon should have been setting within the circle 1.27am 10.07.06.
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Things started to look good, but within minutes the moon was lost in cloud. 11.35pm, 09.07.06
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Lunar standstill moon, taken from Cnoc an Tursa 23.40pm, 09-07-06.
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