This
perfect circle is 12.3m in diameter. Originally it consisted of nine granite
pillars: eight are still in situ and a missing one was replaced in
recent times by a small rounded boulder (on the right of the photo).
The circle's tallest upright is 2m high. There are four outlying stones
at various distances from the ring. The tallest one (in the background of
the photo), 38m south-west of the stone circle, is 3m high.
Another outlier lies only 4.6m south-east of the circle: it is a pointed
granite block only 0.85 m high. The two other outlying stones lie further
away 107m south-west and 360m north-north-west.