Brisworthy Stone Circle, Dartmoor National Park, Devon
The circle is one of the finest on Dartmoor, although the Grey Wethers and Scar Hill (Scorhill) are larger specimens. The diameter is about 80ft (24.38m) and it consists of twenty four stones originally all except three lay prostrate on the ground, until the summer of 1909, when Mr. R. Hansford Worth and I re-erected the stones of this beautiful monument
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