Recumbent Stone Circles : 1 Tyrebagger

Great Crowns of Stone reference number - 68 Page 478 (PDF)

Canmore reference number - 19513

Parking Spot - What3Words ///splat.towels.perkily or digital coordinates 57.206056, -2.22389

Site location - What3Words ///canoe.extension.pose or digital coordinates 57.209533, -2.234275

Route from Parking Spot to Site - OS Maps Route

Distance from Parking Spot to Site is 1.2Km

Terrain - farm track gradual up hill

Date first visited site 2nd January 2021

An excellent example of a recumbent circle and one of my favourites. From Great Crowns of Stone the gap between the west flanker (traditionally numbered No.1) and its nearest circle stone (No.11) was apparently the entrance to when the circle was used as a cattle pound back in the 1830's.

Click here for the - Tyrebagger walk through

Disclaimer

Common Sense, Courtesy, Generally Accepted Good Practice, The Highway Code, The Land Reform (Scotland) Act 2003, Dynamic Self-risk Assessment, Aberdeenshire weather conditions and my own physical limitations were all taken into account when visiting these sites, assessing the parking spots, the routes and the site access. By using any of the information, parking spots, routes and site access mentioned in this blog, you take full responsibility and accountability for your own behaviour, actions and the subsequent consequences.