South is in a saddle. North is at the intersect of near and far.
Eastwards, the South Lunistice zone spans a dip, ending on a hilltop.
The Equinox is at the lowest point of the Eastern horizon and the North Lunistice zone ends on another hilltop.
Westwards, the South Lunistice zone is on the slope leading up to Tory Hill which has the Equinox on its top.
Everything else is on a steep and local North facing slope but keen eyes, despite the bushes, see the Lunistice zone spanning a slight rise.
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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
Farnoge Court Tomb: 360° S centred
South is in a saddle. North is at the intersect of near and far.
Eastwards, the South Lunistice zone spans a dip, ending on a hilltop.
The Equinox is at the lowest point of the Eastern horizon and the North Lunistice zone ends on another hilltop.
Westwards, the South Lunistice zone is on the slope leading up to Tory Hill which has the Equinox on its top.
Everything else is on a steep and local North facing slope but keen eyes, despite the bushes, see the Lunistice zone spanning a slight rise.
- Farnoge Standing Stone is c.150m west-north-west
- Farnoge Cairn is c.3km west-south-west
- Ballynamona Court Tomb is c.50km south-west
- Shanballyedmond Court Tomb is c.94km west-north-west
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