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This is an exceedingly disappointing double stone row, in large part due to how obscured its short stones are by the tufts of grass today (2024). Photographs taken 10 years ago by Dave Parks show that it was once a much easier prehistoric site to see.

The north end is marked by a terminal cairn circle. The Ordnance Survey maps would suggest that the rows are obvious, but they are not. A GPS was useful on my visit. (MP, August 2024)

Further Reading:

• Parks, D. (2014): Prehistoric Dartmoor Walks

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