Pair of standing stones north of Maenclochog, Pembrokeshire
A particular acoustic phenomenon of some Preseli rocks is their resonance, and it’s been suggested that Cornel Bach (“little corner”) could be the remains of a burial chamber — blown up in the 18th century — which supposedly gave the name “ringing stone” to Maenclochog village. Some photographs show the triangular stone nearest the hedge with adjacent stones, now mostly hidden; the National Monuments Record of Wales lists only a pair of standing stones.
Looking northeast towards the Preselis
Triangular monolith, about six feet high
Looking southwest towards squat monolith
Another view of the triangular monolith
My New Shy 
Fascinating!
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It is, isn’t it! There are several Bronze Age and Neolithic monuments in the area, many within easy walking distance of where we live. Despite years of speculation there’s little agreement about their primary purposes.
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This is the kind of thing that I miss about not living in England for the past 40 years.
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Sorry you’re missing the place. Sure there’s a story there…
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I unhappily emigrated to Australia with my family in 1974 when I was 14.
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That’s a long time to be unhappy — just awful.
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Oh no, I’m not always unhappy, though I do have bipolar type 2 so I’d probably be miserable some of the time no matter where I am. And I don’t miss the class system. 🙂
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I’d like not to miss the class system too, though there’s always going to be some division based on power and influence, whatever the system. Better the devil you know…
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