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Date Posted: Mon, December 20 2021, 4:47:49
Author: kgp
Subject: The Standing Stone Circles are so impressive, even at Clava Cairns where they are much smaller than Stennes or Brodgar. Are they older there and eroded? Were they smaller to begin with? It's obviously a burial site while other rings seem to be more ceremonial. Different clans/tribes, different emphasis of purpose, different feeling of something about the chosen site? The land around them has changed so much over the centuries that it's difficult to feel the same thing the ancients might have felt.
In reply to: Betsy Barely There but definitely barefoot 's message, "QOTD for Monday, 12/20/21" on Sun, December 19 2021, 22:51:44


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[> [> Yes! All of what you said. Before Outlander, Stonehenge was my thought of standing stones. But there’s so much more and they’re SO old and different shapes and sizes. When whole civilizations get buried - how do they last? -- Kathy in PA, Mon, December 20 2021, 11:40:59

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