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Lauren Hughes (9 months ago)
Lovely, scenic location with so much history. A short walk from the (small, maybe 4 or 5 spaces max) carpark. We visited off season so it was very quiet, not a soul in sight.
Lovely, scenic location with so much history. A short walk from the (small, maybe 4 or 5 spaces max) carpark. We visited off season so it was very quiet, not a soul in sight.
Wayne Gault (11 months ago)
There's something fairly humbling about being in a place occupied by local people six thousand years ago, who wouldn't have spoken our language. It's a peaceful spot with nearby walks. Will our stuff be in existence in 6 thousand years time. I'd doubt it.
There's something fairly humbling about being in a place occupied by local people six thousand years ago, who wouldn't have spoken our language. It's a peaceful spot with nearby walks. Will our stuff be in existence in 6 thousand years time. I'd doubt it.
Tork Mackenzie (14 months ago)
Wonderfully evocative stone circle with striking views back to Inverurie and the nearby peak of Mither Tap Bennachie , a small car park is set back from the circle and its obviously well maintained year round , been here many times over the years and always impressed with it
Wonderfully evocative stone circle with striking views back to Inverurie and the nearby peak of Mither Tap Bennachie , a small car park is set back from the circle and its obviously well maintained year round , been here many times over the years and always impressed with it
Krpasha Dixon (16 months ago)
A privelage to be able to access this pristinely kept historical monument and step into the community of all those who stood among these stones before. One does get a sense of time slowing down to a standstill within the circle. First stop on tour with Grampian tours (tour guide: Jacqui) - it was great to get some background and history of the stone circles.
A privelage to be able to access this pristinely kept historical monument and step into the community of all those who stood among these stones before. One does get a sense of time slowing down to a standstill within the circle. First stop on tour with Grampian tours (tour guide: Jacqui) - it was great to get some background and history of the stone circles.
Zeglar “Zeg” Fergus (2 years ago)
Another interesting recumbent stone circle that is easy to visit. The small carpark is located a short walk down the hill form the circle. The stones invite speculation as to their function and meaning, if any. A nice place to contemplate the lives of past peoples.
Another interesting recumbent stone circle that is easy to visit. The small carpark is located a short walk down the hill form the circle. The stones invite speculation as to their function and meaning, if any. A nice place to contemplate the lives of past peoples.
