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Rhiannon,
On AC Smiths 1883 map the area from Waden hill towards the ridgeway is named as Waylen hill - Weedon hill and Waden hill.
Stukeley never spotted the Falkners circle but in the next field he did make another discovery,
"In a close on the left hand of the avenue, or east of it, not far from Abury town, is a pentagonal stone laid flat on the ground, in the middle of which is a basin cut, always full of water, and never overflowing. The country people have a great regard to it: it proceeds from a spring underneath and for ought I know, it may have been here from the foundation of our temple."

The holed stone is not in situ but is now near the farm yard entrance,
PeteG


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Posted by Pete G
28th July 2006ce
15:42

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    Waylen? (Pete G, Jul 28, 2006, 15:42)