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Sculpture Exhibition, Japanese Garden Design, Crystal Garden, Magic Garden, Standing Stone, Luxury Garden, Sculpture Ideas, Sculpture Park, Kew Gardens

Sculpture gardens are sublime, serene places — like cemeteries without the sorrow. They are hidden oases of calm, places to marvel over beautiful manmade forms in rugged natural surrounds. Cornwall has the Barbara Hepworth Museum and Sculpture Garden at St Ives, where tactile geometric shapes rise o

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Standing Stones of Lundin in 1986 | The Standing Stones of L… | Flickr Stone Circles, Fife Scotland, Standing Stones, Standing Stone, Sacred Stones, Ancient Mysteries, Sacred Places, Ancient Aliens, Ancient Architecture

The Standing Stones of Lundin are three impressive monoliths up to 5 metres tall at Lundin Ladies Golf Course in Fife, Scotland. A fourth stone recorded in the 18th century lies broken nearby. The New Statistical Account of 1845 conjectured that they could be Roman, memorials to Vikings slain by Macbeth and Banquo, or perhaps of 'Druidical' origin. The purpose of such monuments remains uncertain, perhaps with religious or ceremonial significance, or acting as territorial or route markers…

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Kilnasaggart Pillar Stone, Co Armagh  Standing at 2.8 metres high the Kilnasaggart pillar stone is probably the oldest dateable stone monument in Ireland. The Pillar stands in a small enclosure in the townland of Edenappa in County Armagh. The Pillar stands at the edge of a graveyard that was excavated in the later part of the sixties, these excavations revealed both stone built and dug graves. There are several small stones lying around the standing stone and some of these stones bear crosses. Stone Monument, Ancient Ireland, Armagh, Old Irish, Standing Stone, Sacred Stones, Irish History, Visit Ireland, Large Stone

Kilnasaggart Pillar Stone, Co Armagh Standing at 2.8 metres high the Kilnasaggart pillar stone is probably the oldest dateable stone monument in Ireland. The Pillar stands in a small enclosure in the townland of Edenappa in County Armagh. The Pillar stands at the edge of a graveyard that was excavated in the later part of the sixties, these excavations revealed both stone built and dug graves. There are several small stones lying around the standing stone and some of these stones bear…

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