Not far from Chipping Norton in Oxfordshire are the Rollright stones, which consists of a stone circle, a burial chamber and a standing stone, all within short walking distance from each other.
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The seventy seven weathered limestones of the stone circle is one of the highest number of stones I can recall seeing in a circle.
Not far from the stone circle and over the road in Warwickshire is the King's Stone, probably erected in the bronze age.
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