Sunset over the central circle of standing stones at Callanish. An ancient stone circle dating back to Neolithic times,Callanish is the most dramatic prehistoric site in the Hebrides and is sometimes referred to as the Stonehenge of Scotland
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Detail of standing stone & intricate patterns within rock formation at sunset at Callanish. An ancient stone circle dating back to Neolithic times,Callanish is the most dramatic prehistoric site in the Hebrides and is sometimes referred to as the Stonehenge of Scotland
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Sunset over the western-facing line of standing stones at Callanish. An ancient stone circle dating back to Neolithic times,Callanish is the most dramatic prehistoric site in the Hebrides and is sometimes referred to as the Stonehenge of Scotland
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Sunset over the central circle at Callanish. An ancient stone circle dating back to Neolithic times,Callanish is the most dramatic prehistoric site in the Hebrides and is sometimes referred to as the Stonehenge of Scotland
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Callanish Standing Stones.
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UK,Wales,Pembrokeshire. The site of the ancient neolithic dolmen at Pentre Ifan,Wales's most famous megalith,the remains of a vast Celtic burial mound.
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UK,Wales,Pembrokeshire. A young boy visits the site of the ancient neolithic dolmen at Pentre Ifan,Wales's most famous megalith,the remains of a vast Celtic burial mound.
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