The none rocking boulder that sits upon the outcropping within the fort.
A zoom over the little eastern most stone to llyn Irddyn and Craig y Grut.
A distant view over the little eastern stone to Llawlech, that’s what the map says anyway, looks like a mountain to me.
The western most stone looking south
The western most stone looking south east.
Thesweatcheat approaches the western stone from the eastern stone, with possible prehistoric mounds over on the left, Coflein said so, but......
The western most stone looking north to cairn topped Moelfre
The eastern most stone looking north to cairn topped Moelfre and some maybe prehistoric mounds/barrows.
The eastern most stone looking east.
The eastern most stone looking south.
Coflein says these are EARTHERN MOUNDS, S. OF TYNEWYDD. BARROW CEMETERY.
I thought it was natural
The pine trees in the background are where the ruined buildings are.
The large stone on the far right is of the circumference, but very close to it.
In the far distance is the Lleyn peninsula and the darkness over the mountains.
Having found the gate in the corner of the second field past the ruined house, look for this view, the circle surrounds the darker undergrowth.
The Llanbedr stones, and in the beyond Moelfre the local mother hill.
I don’t think I’ve been happier to see a removed fence.
The stone cant be seen from the other side of the wall as the it goes round it rather up to it.
Don’t climb over the gate, there’s barbed wire and the nearby farmer is a complete knob.
Sunset at Fowlers Arm chair stone circle, with bonus cairn.
Recently uncovered fourth stone of the circle.
The best three stones of the circle and Fowlers Arm chair.
Cairn, circle and arm chair.
The four surviving stones of Fowlers Arm chair stone circle.
Sunset at Fowlers armchair cairn, the stone circle, or whats left of it is right behind me.