Both of those were from the Bocan Stone Circle. Really more oval, only about 8 stones still stand. The rough outline is there will smaller stones. I think some of the stones were purloined for the Clonca church high cross and lintels.
Or even for Carrowmere:
And here's some lambs:
This family seemed quite sure I was there to photograph them.
The afternoon I spent at Malin Head, most northern point in Ireland:
And the Ballyhillin beach, which had the most wonderful stones ever. It's known for agates, carnelians and jasper. Most beaches have some stones on their sand; this beach had a bit of sand with its hills of perfectly smooth stones
I picked up a bunch.
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