8.7.18.Its on the bus route but if you are coming by road trust your gps.I visited because its part of our history and quite atmospheric to visit places like these.The circle is of early Neolithic era,around 5,000 bc or older.There are a lot of ancient sites in the area and most need a car to visit them or expect a very long walk.The roads aren't pleasant to walk on here.A car hit my day pack as i leaned into a hedge so it wouldn't hit me.Walking to face oncoming traffic doesn't help if the driver doesn't want or can't see me.There is a dedicated bus stop for the Merry Maidens.Beware of traffic in this area.The stone circle is around the same age as Stonehenge in Wiltshire,a little smaller but worthy of your time.Free entry too.I visited by bus and there really is limited parking,a maximum of around four cars and the road is narrow.4x4's can barely pass each other but the site is one of the one's you...
Read moreI first visited these stones with my dad and brother over 30 years ago, so I decided to take my boys and wife here whilst we were in Cornwall. It is very nice to have a look at. It's not a place you will spend a long time at as there is nothing else other than the standing stones in a field. There may be walking trails nearby that whilst walking on you could also visit these stones but I'm not sure. We drove here one evening and it was a rainy day so we were able to park in the small layby and have a quick visit to the stones. There is a stone style to...
Read moreGreat place to visit. Whatever you do don't touch all the stones. I walked around and touched each stone and then the heavens opened up. It poured down...lol. .I must have upset the ladies. Interesting story about this place. Though just a myth. Small car par area for about 5 cars. We didn't get to see the Pipers, Two tall stones that are on a farm where you need to get permission to visit. Other than that Interesting place. There were some offerings to the stones with black stones. You will see these in the...
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