Both North and South points are in dips and close to the intersect of far and nearer horizons.
The north-eastern lunistice range spans a hilltop. The north-western one runs up the slope to end on one.
Summer cross-quarter / equinox midpoints, both rising and setting, are at the south end of their hills. To either side, the south lunistice ranges run across high ground.
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Orange lines mark the annual solar round. Lunistice positions over the 18.6 year lunar nodal cycle are blue. More about the Solar Calendar More about the Lunar Calendar More about this placeLook South
Ahagilla Stone Circle: 360° N centred
Both North and South points are in dips and close to the intersect of far and nearer horizons.
The north-eastern lunistice range spans a hilltop. The north-western one runs up the slope to end on one.
Summer cross-quarter / equinox midpoints, both rising and setting, are at the south end of their hills. To either side, the south lunistice ranges run across high ground.
- Ballyvackey Stone Circle is 1.6km south-east (133°) and visible from the local hillcrest.
- Knocks (S) Stone Circle is 3.0km west (278°)
- Knockatlowig Stone Row is 1.3km north-west (294°)
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