Large image (1034x680 - 151k)Looking southwest. The southwestern-most stone is clearly the most massive, but a fallen stone at the southeast would have been taller.
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Large image (568x851 - 100k)The southern arc, the southwestern-most stone in the foreground with the taller fallen southeastern-most stone beyond at the far left
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| Although somewhat ruinous - not to mention vandalised with New-Age Magickal
GraffittiTM - this is a wonderfully atmospheric and beautiful
stone circle.
Set in a clearing in Druids' Seat Wood just north of Perth, it is peaceful
and lit with soft green light through the trees.
There are nine stones in a thirty-foot circle
ranging from a stocky squared boulder nearly six feet
tall down to much smaller stones little over two feet tall. Tall and
short stones alternate round the circle, although this is not so obvious
now that several of the stones have fallen.
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