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1. An archaeoastronomy alignment at Castlerigg circle
2. The "uncountable stones" at Roll Right
"According to local folklore, the stones are the petrified remains of a king and his knights, however, each set of stones has been found to date from a different period. The name is thought to derive from “Hrolla-landriht” meaning the land of Hrolla."
3. The site of the ancient Druidical poets fest at Boscawen-un
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The Olde professor standing by a greatstone at Avebury circle
The same guy after passing through the magickal healing stone of the Men-an-Tol
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The professor's picture of a tour member touching the Holy Thorn of Glastonbury, on Wearyall Hill where Joseph of Arimathea [carrying the Holy Grail] plunged his staff into the ground and it grew into the thorn tree.
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