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      The Nine Stones

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      • RP Fox

        We were at a wedding near Winterbourne Abbas when someone mentioned the Nine Stones. Next morning I set off nice and early (and hungover), only to find access to the stones via the field closed off due to building works. So what did I do? I began walking up the grass verge of the A35, with summer traffic belting past me. Then it started to rain - I mean REALLY rain (see pics). And I had to keep crossing the road because the verge was too precarious in places. Eventually, I reached the circle but I had to jump over the ditch (nearly impaling my jaw on the railings in the process). I considered jumping over the railings next, but thought better of it in case I landed groin-first on them and bled out. So instead I shimmied right round the full length of them, getting thorned and pricked by the bushes as I did so, and eventually got to the stones. And they were really impressive, I must say. It was as if the noise of the traffic just a few meters away was shut off by them for a few moments. When I turned to leave, I approached the building site, seeing if I could sneak through that way back. Security spotted me straight away, and just let me walk through. It was a Sunday after all.
        Mar 23rd, 2023

      • M vW

        Very small "stonehenge".... but at least you walk there and touch it.... :-)
        Nov 14th, 2022

      • DG

        Completely inaccessible but great - and free!
        Jul 11th, 2022

      • Bodge Aylestone Ward

        Nice small stone circle. If you like stone circles
        May 15th, 2022

      • Allan Loveman

        Historical spot few Miles from Weymouth surrounded by many more earth mounds standing stones
        Mar 9th, 2021

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      About
      The Nine Stones

      The Nine Stones is located at A35 in Winterbourne Abbas, England DT2 9LX. The Nine Stones can be contacted via phone at (370) 333-1181 for pricing, hours and directions.

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      •   (370) 333-1181

      Questions & Answers

      Q What is the phone number for The Nine Stones?

      A The phone number for The Nine Stones is: (370) 333-1181.

      Q Where is The Nine Stones located?

      A The Nine Stones is located at A35, Winterbourne Abbas, eng DT2 9LX

      Q What is the internet address for The Nine Stones?

      A The website (URL) for The Nine Stones is: http://www.english-heritage.org.uk/visit/places/the-nine-stones/?utm_source=Google%20Business&utm_campaign=Local%20Listings&utm_medium=Google%20Business%20Profiles&utm_content=nine%20stones

      Q What days are The Nine Stones open?

      A The Nine Stones is open:
      Friday: 24 Hours
      Saturday: 24 Hours
      Sunday: 24 Hours
      Monday: 24 Hours
      Tuesday: 24 Hours
      Wednesday: 24 Hours
      Thursday: 24 Hours

      Q How is The Nine Stones rated?

      A The Nine Stones has a 4.3 Star Rating from 24 reviewers.

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      Saturday:
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      Sunday:
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      Monday:
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      Tuesday:
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      Wednesday:
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      Thursday:
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      The Nine Stones

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      RP Fox on Google

      image We were at a wedding near Winterbourne Abbas when someone mentioned the Nine Stones. Next morning I set off nice and early (and hungover), only to find access to the stones via the field closed off due to building works.
      So what did I do? I began walking up the grass verge of the A35, with summer traffic belting past me.
      Then it started to rain - I mean REALLY rain (see pics). And I had to keep crossing the road because the verge was too precarious in places.
      Eventually, I reached the circle but I had to jump over the ditch (nearly impaling my jaw on the railings in the process). I considered jumping over the railings next, but thought better of it in case I landed groin-first on them and bled out. So instead I shimmied right round the full length of them, getting thorned and pricked by the bushes as I did so, and eventually got to the stones.
      And they were really impressive, I must say. It was as if the noise of the traffic just a few meters away was shut off by them for a few moments.
      When I turned to leave, I approached the building site, seeing if I could sneak through that way back. Security spotted me straight away, and just let me walk through. It was a Sunday after all.

      M vW on Google

      image Very small "stonehenge".... but at least you walk there and touch it.... :-)

      DG on Google

      image Completely inaccessible but great - and free!

      Bodge Aylestone Ward on Google

      image Nice small stone circle. If you like stone circles

      Allan Loveman on Google

      image Historical spot few Miles from Weymouth surrounded by many more earth mounds standing stones

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