Eastwards, the best markers are the summer cross-quarter / equinox midpoint (EQ/SXQ) and the quarter-month north of the winter cross-quarters (before Samhain).
The best bit is the north-east. The central part is a bit vague and the south-east not much better but we don't know what was on the horizon then.
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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 West
Barrees Stone Pair: Luni-solar rises
Eastwards, the best markers are the summer cross-quarter / equinox midpoint (EQ/SXQ) and the quarter-month north of the winter cross-quarters (before Samhain).
The best bit is the north-east. The central part is a bit vague and the south-east not much better but we don't know what was on the horizon then.
- Ardgroom Stone Circle is c.5km north-east
- Cashelkeelty Multiple Stone Circle is c.8km north-east
- Derreenataggart Multiple Stone Circle is 6.2km south (185°)
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