The proposed westernmost of the three circles was detected on RAF aerial photographs from 1947; if a circle, it is much smaller in diameter than the other two and could possibly depict a hut circle instead. The middle stone circle, which originally had the largest diameter and contained ten stones in 1885, today only a single stone is to be found standing.
The westernmost of the three circles was first detected on RAF aerial photographs taken in 1947; if it is indeed a circle, it's much smaller than the other two and could be a hut circle instead. The middle circle, originally with ten stones in 1885, now has only one stone remaining standing.