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The Ring of Brodgar on the Orkneys forms the most northern point.

 

Callanish Stone circle with its connections to solar and lunar phases forms one of the western legs.

 

Cape Wrath, the most northerly point of the Scottish mainland sits at the mid-point of the alignment between Callanish and the Ring of Brodgar

 

The magical island of Iona forms a key point at the base of the pentagram.

 

Lake and tree at Mavishall hotel, which forms the most southern point in the pattern.

 

Beautiful Loch Lomond is located at the mid-point between Mavishall and Iona.

Set out over Scotland there is a vast pentagram pattern that includes a number of Scotland's key sacred sites.

The Scotland Pentagram

© David Furlong 1998

Useful Links

follow on articles giving more details of other landscape patterns.

Twin circles of the Marlborough Downs explores sacred patterns of Wiltshire

Marlborough Downs Sites a tour of the sites that make up the twin circle pattern

The Cotswold Circle an article on a similar sized circle that over-lights the Cotswold area

The Hidden Geometry of Avebury a look at the hidden geometry of Avebury

Silbury Hill and the Sanctuary an article on significance of Silbury Hill and the Sanctuary

The Keys to the Temple information on the book The Keys to the Temple by David Furlong

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