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The inner cairn of the eastern circle, or maybe it’s the west circle, it was definitely in a circle. Look at the mountains.

The notched stone and the valley between Kirk fell and Great Gable.

Scafell at its broodiest, and possibly harbouring soon to be rescued walkers too stoned to walk. amateurs.

White Moss east circle and Scafell.

White Moss east circle, Low Longrigg stone circles are up the hill in the background, try and head for the black dot between them.

The two circles of White Moss

A lovely little circle is White Moss east, it doesn’t have the awe factor of Castlerigg or Swinside, but it has something few other sites have, if you know what it is, answers on a postcard to.........

The more western of the two circles, two cairns, one within one without.

This cairn looks like it might still have a lid on it’s cist, it is in the circle, another cairn awaits just outside it.

The central stone and attendant cairns.

The central stone

Cairns in a circle

From on top of the alter rock, Great Gable is the pyramidal mountain hovering behind Boat Howe.

Brat’s Hill stone circle and an inner cairn, with a dark and broody Scafell beyond.

Brat’s Hill stone circle from on the mound right next to it.

The least recumbenty recumbent stone I’ve so far seen.

First view of the stones, worryingly we had two dogs with us, but the coo’s, i’m assured that’s the correct spelling, all obligingly moved off into another field.