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i like how the (probably displaced) recumbent aligns with the hill
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A tunnel dug by animals through the stones of the cairn
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The tree marked for the chop in 2009 is down. Cairn with excavation gash is visible.
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One piece of the recumbent is visible outside the former circle, in Jan 2025
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The pieces of the recumbent are now quite hidden in Jan 2025
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Ha’ Hillock on the right, with the Bin in the back left
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Looking north from road, image shows the Carnyx find site (centre left) and small ridge (left). Taken in 2015 by Richard Webb and licensed for reuse under creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/2.0 geograph.org.uk/photo/4444930,
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to show its setting, the stone with markings is in the centre ... with bonus rainbow in background.
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A closer look at the mysterious markings. Do they share a provenance with the welsh arrow stone markings? eg themodernantiquarian.com/site/9577/moel-faban-arrow-stone
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Looking towards Mither Tap from the stones in November 2024
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So I just joined Historic Scotland and found this in the handbook – “A circle of 12 recumbent (lying flat) stones”. Shurely shome mishtake.
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NYE 2024 – stones with the ballindalloch distillery behind, and upper lagmore *just* to be seen up on the hill to the right
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an arty shot with the phone camera on “food” mode :)
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NYE 2024 – a fertility ritual i had not seen before
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NYE 2024 – looking down from upper lagmore to east lagmore
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