By Takashi
This info is translated into English from Let's solve the enigma of the earth
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July 20, 2013
Shetland Island_The Standing Stones o' Stenness
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It is a very big group of standing stones.
The pointed standing stones are the alter egos of militant Stone gods and they may be related to Viking(?) .
A big rectangle box-type stone is lying beside the paired standing stones and it is characterized as it seems the prototype of the bed and the original shape of sarcophagus.
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July 20, 2013
Shetland Island_The Standing Stones o' Stenness
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There is a depression in the center(?).
The small island which popped out of this depression has the huge standing stone called Watchstone to which you can go through narrow lane.
Things like aegagropilas had clumps closely in shallow water.
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July 20, 2013
Shetland Island _The Ring o' Brodgar
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A variety of flowers had been bunched around here.
The flowers are white fluff and they look like avens with much amount of cotton.
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July 20, 2013
Shetland Island_The Ring o' Brodgar
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As it is a group of huge standing stone, I was not able to take a picture together.
Each standing stone is very big and there are a variety of of forms, pointed ones, rectangle box-type or fallen ones.
Runemage is kind enough to give me the following
advice to my Inbox of The Megalithic Portal.
Thank you so much.
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Hi Takashi
I think your naming of the islands off Scotland has got a little confused in your recent post
The Ring of Brodgar, Skara Brae, Stenness, Birsay, St Magnus Cathedral etc that you have featured are in Orkney which is just off the north-eastern tip of Scotland
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"Kara Danish" could be an auto- translation mistake, its real name is Callanish and it is on the Isle of Lewis in the Outer Hebrides which are off the north western coast of Scotland
There are several sites named and numbered as Callanish 1, 2 etc.
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You are correct with Jarlshof, it's in Shetland
Please could you amend the locations in your posts?
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Thank-you so much,
Rune