The equinox is at a very slight break but the local hilltop is a half-month north of it. That's before autumn equinox.
The hilltop dip is half-way between equinox and the summer cross-quarters. All the significant points on that slope are at breaks but their southern equivalents are obscured.
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Baurgorm (W) Stone Circle: Luni-solar rises
The equinox is at a very slight break but the local hilltop is a half-month north of it. That's before autumn equinox.
The hilltop dip is half-way between equinox and the summer cross-quarters. All the significant points on that slope are at breaks but their southern equivalents are obscured.
- Cullomane Stone Row & Standing Stone are c.230m east.
- Baurgorm (E) Five Stone Circle & Stone Pair are 1.2km north-east.
- Dunbeacon Stone Circle is 11km south-west.
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