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I wonder if the big slab ever stood up, or is it just a big slab?

Steepest stone row I’ve been to.

Can you see me multi tasking? I’m sitting whilst doing photography.

I really had to tear myself away from here, it’s on my top ten now.

Is there a terminal stone missing?

The hut circle, i’d have come just for this if it were in North Wales, but down here it’s just a Stan Lee cameo.

On a very definite slope.

The circles down here don’t have portal stones.

One quick look back as we leave for Ringmoor, soon be back though.

At long last, Ringmoor, Eric kindly ducks into the central grasses.

Legis and Trowelsworthy Tors are the rocks in the beyond.

Looking towards the end of the row from about halfway up it.

Looking up the row from near the bottom/end.

All of the row leading down hill from the circle.

The end of the row and the circle.

Blue skies above Ringmoor.

The most striking stone of the circle.

The last two stones of the row, it was too hot to be bothering with completion.

The long stone and Kestor rock.

DC, I’d put a million pounds on that being the same DC as was at White moors outlier.
Any guesses for what DC stands for, I think I know.

It’s that stone, you know, the Long one.

Some northern joker has slipped in a four poster.

Shovel down stone circle (2 stones left) is over the brown of the near hill, left. Just over the left most trees is Scorhill stone circle, honestly, Dartmoor eh?

As you can see the tallest stones in the row rise upto the circle, Downtor like.

I think these two long stones are rising upto the stone circle Downtor like, if you know what I mean.

Zoomed at from on top of Kestor rock

Approaching Kestor rock from the Shovel down stone row, another example of stones and outcrop as one.

The Tadpole filled rock basin on Kestor rock overlooks Shovel down.

Kestor rock from the west

This one wasn’t on the list, I only stopped to look for Black Tor’s basin and Logan stone and seeing as it wasn’t far, I couldn’t resist, good choice.

Looking over the cairn without circle stones to the one with ‘em.

looking over the cairn with no circle stones

Single stone row leading to/from the cairn with no circle stones.

Single stone row leading to/from the cairn with no circle stones, it’s longer than it looks, there’s another stone on the other side of the ditch, and I guess some have gone.

Both cairns, quite a difference.

Looking over the stone row as it reaches the cairn circle, with another cairn right next to it.

The long stone rows going up hill from the river.

A lone cairn hangs out at the side, no stone row or cist that I could see.