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David McNae (2 years ago)
Worth a stop. Love things like this. The history of them, the why, the how. Have been stood for thousands of years. If they could talk.....
Worth a stop. Love things like this. The history of them, the why, the how. Have been stood for thousands of years. If they could talk.....
Michelle Leadbetter (2 years ago)
Not much to see besides 2 standing stones in a field behind someone's house. The drive there was more interesting.
Not much to see besides 2 standing stones in a field behind someone's house. The drive there was more interesting.
Marcin Kuna (2 years ago)
I had never heard of Penrhos Feilw Standing Stones before but I'm so glad that I did. It was a fantastic experience and the views were out of this world. The stones are not difficult to get to and it's not just a quick stop either because you can walk around the area, take pictures, and really enjoy the space. I would highly recommend this as a biker’s stop while visiting the island. Parking might be problematic but it’s unlikely you will encounter many tourists here.
I had never heard of Penrhos Feilw Standing Stones before but I'm so glad that I did. It was a fantastic experience and the views were out of this world. The stones are not difficult to get to and it's not just a quick stop either because you can walk around the area, take pictures, and really enjoy the space. I would highly recommend this as a biker’s stop while visiting the island. Parking might be problematic but it’s unlikely you will encounter many tourists here.
Hills, Hikes And Histories (2 years ago)
To say it's just a couple of stones in a field would be an insult to its heritage. It's more than that, like Stonehenge, they have stood the test of time. One perfectly aligned north, the other perfectly aligned south. Parking is limited but your visit tends to be short anyway.
To say it's just a couple of stones in a field would be an insult to its heritage. It's more than that, like Stonehenge, they have stood the test of time. One perfectly aligned north, the other perfectly aligned south. Parking is limited but your visit tends to be short anyway.
Anita Walkowska (2 years ago)
Magnificent stones... Makes you think about the past. The access to this location is absolutely free, so if you have a chance definitely say 'hello' to the owner of the land, Alan, who gave me and my partner a warm welcome and entertained us with great stories about his motorcycles and trips here and there ?
Magnificent stones... Makes you think about the past. The access to this location is absolutely free, so if you have a chance definitely say 'hello' to the owner of the land, Alan, who gave me and my partner a warm welcome and entertained us with great stories about his motorcycles and trips here and there ?
