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Image of Wantonwells (Stone Circle) by thelonious

01/01/2018 – Been a little while since I’ve been here. I’d forgotten just how big this recumbent is!

Image of Wantonwells (Stone Circle) by LesHamilton

Great view of the Wantonwells flankers, with Dunnideer Hill in the background.

Image credit: Les Hamilton
Image of Wantonwells (Stone Circle) by thesweetcheat

Hill of Dunnideer and the remains of Wantonwells circle.

Image credit: A. Brookes/AMJ (17.3.2011)
Image of Wantonwells (Stone Circle) by Chris

Wonder why they chose this site? Obviously for the nice view of the old castle ;-)

Image credit: Chris Lodge
Image of Wantonwells (Stone Circle) by suave harv

Ruined circles. . still worth visiting on fantastic days like this. June 2005.

Image credit: suave harv

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Wantonwells

Didn’t get the chance to explore as the gateway I’d parked in at 8am on a frozen Sunday morning suddenly became popular with van loads of farmworkers. Oh well.

The circle is shattered, but it’s an epic location and must have been something to see a few short millenia ago (in the grand scheme of things).

Pay a visit if you have the time.

Wantonwells

Just on the right side of the road that connects Insch to Old Leslie, about 1 mile. As Greywether suggests park slightly further up from the site. Two massive stones remain not more than 20 meters from the road. Keep going to Old Leslie, at the end of the road, and Braehead is on top of the hill in front.

Driven past weekly.

Wantonwells

Not much of interest to see here but since it’s in an area with a large concentration of RSCs you’ll probably pass near to it travelling between other sites. It’s worth stopping at for a quick look.

Access Easy. Park on the minor road at a point just NE of the site. Enter the open grassy area on the N of the road and head up to the left. No gates or fences.

Visited 18 March 2005

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