Stone Rows & Circles

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Menec Alignment, megalithische Steinreihen bei Carnac, Frankreich

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Stone row in Erdeven (Carnac)

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France, Morbihan, Carnac, Kermario

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France, Morbihan, Carnac, Ménec

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The Kerzerho alignments near Carnac in the Erdeven commune of southern Brittany (Bretagne), France.

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Alignement mégalithique de Lutry

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Photographie des alignements de menhirs du ménec à Carnac (France).

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A view through the Mên-an-Tol holed stone, found in the Penwith area of Cornwall, UK. Local legend claims that a child would be cured of rickets (osteomalacia) or a woman of infertility if passed through the hole.

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The Mên-an-Tol stone row found in the Penwith area of Cornwall, UK. Local legend claims that helping someone through the holed stone will cure them of rickets (osteomalacia) or, if a woman, infertility.

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One of the Devil's Arrows, a row of three large standing stones near the A1 at Boroughbridge in North Yorkshire, England. The stones are each about 25 foot tall and approximately 200 to 400 feet apart.

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An arrangement of standing stones known as the Quadrilatère du Manio, near Carnac, France.

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Stone rows near Yverdon-les-Bains, Vaud, Switzerland.

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The stone rows at Clendy, beside the southern end of Lac Neuchatel near Yverdon-les-Bains, Vaud, Switzerland.

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"Ardgroom SW" stone circle, also known as "Canfea", to be found to the southwest of the village of Ardgroom on the Beara peninsula, County Cork, Ireland.

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Upright stones (re-erected in 2005) at sunset on the western side of the Boskednan stone circle, near Penzance, Cornwall