Ligurian Tommy Leggy
side view shows three small engravings.
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just in front of the “written stone” there’s this small one with its particular engraving.
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The Bisalta or Besimauda
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The mountain Bisalta (or Besimauda) in the distance. It has two tops.
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The site as it was when I first found it few years ago.
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The site as it was few years ago. The two stones in the center are missed nowadays.
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the site as it is now
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the site as it is now
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Right side of the path to the spring.
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Left side of the path to the spring
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The Spring next to the remains of the cromlech
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a closer look to the sculpture
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the sculpture seen from the north.
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the sculpture in its setting.
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the menhir seen from the north,
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