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Castlerigg Stone Circle
Castlerigg Stone Circle
Outlying stone at Castlerigg stone circle showing possible damage caused by ploughing
Outlying stone at Castlerigg stone circle showing possible damage caused by ploughing
Castlerigg Stone Circle as seen from the sky to the north, looking towards the Thirlmere Valley. Note the numerous circular features within it – these
Castlerigg Stone Circle as seen from the sky to the north, looking towards the Thirlmere Valley. Note the numerous circular features within it – these are believed to be later Bronze Age secondary burial mounds.
A lozenge carved into stone 13 of Castlerigg Stone Circle
A lozenge carved into stone 13 of Castlerigg Stone Circle
The monolith Long Meg (on the horizon at top left) and the southern arc of the circle
The monolith Long Meg (on the horizon at top left) and the southern arc of the circle
Long Meg and Her Daughters, photographed at 19:37 on 14 May 2005. Long Meg is near the bottom of the picture.
Long Meg and Her Daughters, photographed at 19:37 on 14 May 2005. Long Meg is near the bottom of the picture.
One of three cup and ring marks on the Long Meg stone
One of three cup and ring marks on the Long Meg stone