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We were running low on daylight, a pervasive problem with the winter solstice, it wasn’t that late but with heavy cloud cover it was getting dark prematurely.
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This was described to me as a carbon copy of Hafodygors wen in North Wales, whilst there are four stones in a cairn, the similarity pretty much ended there, I’ll return with better light, one day.
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Some of that looks like it’s where it’s supposed to be.
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A view from the top of Yeavering bell, The henge is, I believe, invisible on the ground, but a slight squint reveals a circular pattern in the grass by the trees, is that it?
The Battle stone sneaks into the picture far right.
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From way up high on Yeavering Bell
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New Compoooterrrr.
Winter solstice 2018
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So that leaves just six minutes with the stones, whats the point?
Incontrovertible proof that even stupid people go to see stones.
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Image credit: Chris Bickerton
Image credit: Chris Bickerton
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Image credit: Chris Bickerton
Image credit: Chris Bickerton
A fine view over to Snowdon.
The tiny x marks the spot.
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Image credit: Chris Bickerton
Image credit: Chris Bickerton