Part of Nine Maidens stone circle
Introduction
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Part of Nine Maidens stone circle
Image: © Rod Allday Taken: 22 Oct 2010
Also known as Wendron stone circle, there are only four free standing stones visible as the north side of the circle has been incorporated into a stone field boundary hedge. There is one stone in the hedge's north face which seems to be one of the original circle stones still in situ. There is no public access to the circle but a public footpath runs on the north side of the hedge and it is possible to view the stones by climbing onto the hedge.
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Image Location
Latitude
50.183384
Longitude
-5.246649