This is a selection of photographs of various Stone Circles and Recumbent
Stone Circles in Aberdeenshire, loosely situated to the SOUTH of the River Dee.
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Deeside Stone Circle panorama scde0002
View from Mulloch road of Eslie the Greater Recumbent Stone Circle looking over Feughside in the direction of Banchory |
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Eslie the Greater RSC scde0001
Eslie the Greater Recumbent and flankers viewed from the East and looking towards Scolty Hill near Banchory and Feughside |
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Eslie the Greater flankers scde0003
Eslie the Greater west flanker in foreground looking past the recumbent to Mulloch where evidence of hut circles can be found on the distant hill line |
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Eslie the Lessler Stone Circle scde0004
Eslie the Lessler Recumbent Stone Circle, higher than the Greater Circle has the better views towards Clachnaben and Feughside |
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Eslie Stone Circle view scde0005
Eslie the Lessler stone circle set on the southern slopes of Tilquhillie Hill and with spectacular views over Feughside |
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Nine Staines Stone Circle scde0006
The Garrol Wood Recumbent Stone Circle, also called the Nine Stanes, lies in a forest clearing to the south of Banchory and the River Dee |
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Frosty Stone Circle Silhouette scde0007
Garrol Wood Stone Circle monolith set against a frosty winter morning sunshine easily accessed from the nearby Blairydryne to Strachan Road through Mulloch Forest |
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Garrol Wood Recumbent Stone Circle scde0008
The Nine Stanes Recumbent Stone Circle looking across the cleared woodland site towards the Mulloch Hill |
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Flanker in Scottish Autumn scde0009
Autumnal larches give a dramatic backdrop to the westerly flanker at the Nine Stanes recumbent circle in Mulloch Hill forest |
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Monolith at Stone Circle scde0010
A weathered outer monolith gives an eerie focus to the distant view of the recumbent and flanker of this stone circle last excavated in 1904 by Aberdeen University |
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Glassel Stone Circle scde0011
Glassel Stone Circle set in a small clearing and seen best as approached backlit through the established larch forest not far from the Glassel to Banchory road. |
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Glassel Stones in Trees scde0012
The Glassel Stones lit by a southerly afternoon sunshine set in a small and intimate clearing in a peaceful forest |
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Scottish Circle of Stones scde0013
Glassel Stone Circle is a delightful small circle with a feel of being a place for fairies with its small secret location and without the scale and location of the larger recumbent circles |
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Aquhorties CIrcle Portlethen scde0014
Aquhorties Recumbent Stone Circle is one of three circles near Portlethen on the coast of Aberdeenshire south of the city |
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Bourtreebush Stone Circle scde0015
Bourtreebush Recumbent Stone Circle near Portlethen with its huge monolith is the middle of the three circles, the other being located on the nearby golf course to the north. |
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