South coincides with lunistice sets at a sixteenth on the major side of the midpoint.
South-east minor standstill moonrise is at the bottom of the saddle and the set is at a step.
North-east major standstill moonrise is at the intersect of local and distant horizons.
North is on a distant mountain in the middle of the lowest part of the horizon.
The north-west offers a very useful sector of distant horizon and the local landscape has been fitted to it.
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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 North
Barrees Stone Pair: 360° S centred
South coincides with lunistice sets at a sixteenth on the major side of the midpoint.
South-east minor standstill moonrise is at the bottom of the saddle and the set is at a step.
North-east major standstill moonrise is at the intersect of local and distant horizons.
North is on a distant mountain in the middle of the lowest part of the horizon.
The north-west offers a very useful sector of distant horizon and the local landscape has been fitted to it.
- 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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