Live-Streams

We started live-streaming during Covid so that people in lock-down could join us at the sites.

We struggled due to the really slow internet connection in such remote locations but we do intend to do more.

Oxfordshire Tour

The Hawk Stone

We had the idea to live-stream during the Lockdowns in 2020 and we were guided to this beautiful stone and chose it to start our Live-streaming project.

It’s short as Mick was trying to figure out the phone. We did go back the day after and did a better job (See Below)

The Hawk Stone – Take 2

This is a single standing stone close to the Rollright Stones. We used it to test out our new live-streaming set up in preparation for an up and coming tour.

The Hoar Stone

This is actually the remains of a dolmen and was apparently a significant site according to folklore.

The Rollright Stones

A remarkable collection of sites with a dolmen, a standing stones, cairns and a very unique stone circle made from stones that are full of holes. This site is very popular and has an in-depth history with numerous books written about it.

Dartmoor National Park

The Yellowmeade Stone Circles

This is a very unique site with 4 concentric stone circles made from a variety of stone sizes. The largest circle is 20m across and the smallest is 6m.

Cosdon Hill Triple Stone Row

There are 3 parallel rows of stones running down a hill for at least 140m. There is a cairn at the end of the rows, which are not straight but curve slightly south. Set in a beautiful location.

The Merrivale Complex

There are many structures at this location and more to be discovered in the surrounding area. There are a number of stone rows, a circle, cairns, cists and a standing stone.

Spinsters Rock

A beautiful dolmen with a large capstone and 3 upright stones