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Uploaded: 09/10/09 2:16 PM GMT
Castlerigg
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Castlerigg standing stones, in an absolutely beautiful location, is one of my favorite places in Cumbria England.

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::Ed1958
09/10/09 6:23 PM GMT
Really amazing place indeed.
Those standing stones looks like being something related to the megalithic style.
Congrats.
Saved & Faved,
Ed.
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::YoungATheart
09/10/09 9:41 PM GMT
Beautiful clear shot! I like when I can look at a photo that's so crisp and clear and I feel like I'm viewing it in person. Well done!
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Everything has beauty, but not everyone sees it. ~Confucius
::sharonva
09/12/09 10:53 PM GMT
You've caught the eternal mystery of this place. The stone ring wouldn't be there at all if this weren't a special place to begin with, and now the stones themselves make this hilltop special to our modern eyes. I wonder if it is near the crossing of ley lines.
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"The lyf so short, the craft so long to lerne, Thassay so hard, so sharp the conquering..." Chaucer
.MariusLT
09/15/09 2:14 PM GMT
Nice stones and the sky.Good photo :)
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I love the sun,I love the sea,and the stars every night looks special for me.
::allisontaylor
09/15/09 6:30 PM GMT
I can see why it is a favorite spot. Fascinating scenic image. Love those skies, lighting and imagery. Thank you for sharing it.
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.lobo252
09/16/09 3:20 AM GMT
Very nice shot of a portion of an impressive prehistoric monument.
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Can you paint with all the colors of the wind.
.slybri
09/16/09 12:04 AM GMT
Wonderful capture of some stunning countryside, well done.
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Thanks for taking the time to comment. All comments good and bad welcomed.
.TwilightGirl755
09/27/09 4:36 AM GMT
Majestic and Beautiful place indeed!! I've never been to England but this makes me want to visit =)
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The artist's mission in life is not to selfishly accumulate a lot of money by cheap trickery, but to use, in the finest manner of which he is capable, the rare gifts God has entrusted to him. ~John Garth

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