A somewhat remote and rather unimpressive stone which seems to be common for solar alignment stones. A rough pointed stone with one flat face; 1.3 x 1.2 x 0.9 m.
The only significant foresight feature is about 5° to the right of the indicated direction.
Here we find a common situation for solar alignments;- namely that the sun movement is parallel to a ridge and is not seen.
- Here for epoch2, where the sun daily movement is North, the upper limb has yet to appear above the ridge. When it does, the day required is the day earlier.
- Conversely for epoch 6, where the sun daily movement is South, the day required is the first one when it is not seen.