StoneRoad2013's photos with the keyword: Long Meg and her daughters

Both ash trees had a small number of votive offerings attached to the lowest branches.

It took a little persuasion for Bella to climb up onto the stone, she was getting a little tired as we had had a long day already.

The South Western arc / segment of the stone circle, with the Long Meg monolith at the extreme right of the image.

Just inside the eastern edge of the circle there are two Ash trees. Although they are of a significant age, to judge by their girth, they are mere youngsters compared to the circle itself. The trees could be a couple of hundred years old, the stone circle is probably 4,000 years old [I don't know if it has been reliably dated].

One of the larger stones in the Western section

These "extra" stones mark the SW portal to the stone circle.

Some of the 69 stones still visible are lying flat.

Looking generally towards the North

Stones on the eastern side - some are quite large.

Looking past Long Meg towards the gap or Portal into the interior of the stone circle. Long Meg stands 80ft outside the circle itself and 20ft higher up the sloping site.

Long Meg is located to the South West of the Stone Circle, made of the local red sandstone and stands 12ft in height. The side facing the circle has rock art carvings. . en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Long_Meg_and_Her_Daughters