The north lunistice range runs along a nice craggy section with summer solstice marked by a large hump, minor standstill by a small one and summer cross-quarter on an obvious flat bit.
The equinox is at a break and so is south minor standstill.
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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
Derrynafinchin Stone Circle & Boulder-Burial: Luni-solar rises
The north lunistice range runs along a nice craggy section with summer solstice marked by a large hump, minor standstill by a small one and summer cross-quarter on an obvious flat bit.
The equinox is at a break and so is south minor standstill.
- Maughanasilly Stone Row is 3.7km south (185°)
- Mill Little monument group is 8.1km south-west (225°)
- Gurteen Stone Circle is over the hills to the north, c.9km @ 330°
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