- He agreed to the sale, and returned to the site the following morning to find that what he had taken to be sheep were actually the stones of Grey Wethers.
- Grey Wethers in Dartmoor, England, is a rare case in megalith structure as it’s not one but two stone rings right next to each other.
- ‘Such is the situation of the circles called the grey wethers, below Sittaford Tor, in one of the wildest and most solitary parts of the moor.
- Grey Wethers is a historic site with two stone circles on the side of Sittaford Tor in northwest Dartmoor.
- ...his sheep only to find that in the fog he has mistaken the Grey Wethers for a flock of sheep and paid the locals hard cash for the standing stone rings.
- Grey Wethers is a double stone age circle on the south-eastern slopes of Sittaford Tor on the western edge of Dartmoor.
- Information on Grey Wethers Stone Circles, a Bronze Age site on Dartmoor, with beautiful photos, how to get there, and myths about the stone circles.
- The circles were restored and many fallen stones re-erected in 1909. Folklore. As with many ancient Dartmoor landmarks, Grey Wethers is the subject of local.
- The Legend of Grey Wethers. On the south eastern slopes of Sittaford Tor, are two broken stone circles formed of thirty rough blocks of granite.
Grey Wethers
Доисторический памятник
Краткая информация
Состоит из пары доисторических каменных кругов, расположенных на травянистом плато к северу от Постбриджа, Дартмур, в Соединенном Королевстве.