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The complete semi-circle, the stones seem too close together for my liking i would say they have been moved
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This stone is in the field next to the half circle, I think this is part of the circle and would make the original circle huge possibly 15-20 radius
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These stones are massive, it seems to be the way the build around here
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If you look carefully in the centre of the photo, the two standing stones form a kind of sight which I was told marks the summer solstice sunrise (don’t know how true this is).
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This from the moon skim on the 12th of June, I obviously need a better camera.
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In the chamber itself, it is approx 1.5m long and much longer than it looks on the outside
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Looking from the back of the tomb to the hills in the south-west, the hill in the left background seems to be where the tomb is facing to
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The cairn on Knockanora from Ballinlough standing stone and barrow
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Sorrell Hill from Seefin, there is a cairn on top of this hill as well
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This building in the midground is what is left of the foundations of the Bridgit Fire Temple
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Almu weeps, a massive gouge taken out of the hill by Roadstone
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I thought this long shot of the standing stone looked cool
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St. Paddys well, the curiously has a St. Bridgits cross and statutes of Bridgit!
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