The title is a little misleading. There was no actual bear in Netherton Stone Circle. There sort of was. Like in The Mermaid and the Bear. You’ll see.
* Actual bears are available in Fireflies and Sisters
Visiting Netherton Stone Circle
This was the first time I’d ever been in this circle. It’s right beside farm buildings, and you have to ask permission to walk through the farmyard to the stones. There’s a great farm shop, so I shopped for local tatties and asked in there.
The circle had a wall and fence round it. No gate. I hoisted myself over these barricades and into the wilderness that surrounds the stones. It was rather lovely. Muted light. Pink granite everywhere. Trees that seemed to be the same colour as the stones.
The Bear
I noticed that one of the photos I’d taken had that paw print icon, indicating that Siri had spotted an animal. Thinking I’d maybe missed a farm cat, I clicked on it.
It looks like there may have been a few cases of mistaken identity!
And… a Deer
I didn’t notice that these stones looked like a deer lying down until people pointed it out on Twitter.
I loved the moss.
And the shape of the recumbent and flankers:
There’s some rather nice photos of the stones among bluebells on Canmore
A Dancer’s Journey Series: no bears, but there is a stone circle!
He’s a damaged diva, used to getting his own way. She’s an autistic ballet girl who speaks her truth without tact. What could possibly go wrong?
- Romantic Suspense
- Age-gap Romance
- Secret Relationship
- Set in Scotland and London
- Completed series
“I could feel what the characters were feeling, feel their pain; it broke my heart and then healed it and made it sing.” Amazon review
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