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Fig. 1 Showing the Cotswold Landscape Circle

The Salt Way
The above map also shows an ancient salt way known as Buckle Street, that runs along a section of the circle for distance of about 10 kilometres or 6.25 miles. It was this striking feature that first drew attention to the existence of the circle.

St James church	St. Leonards church	St. Lawrence ch.	Rollright stones	Rollright stones

© 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

David has been working as a healer, therapist and researcher for more than 40 years. He is the author of six books including The Healer Within and Working With Earth Energies
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The book The Keys To The Temple from which the article is taken. Click the image for further details.

The location of the Cotswold Circle

Fig. 1 The plan of the Cotswold Circle whose centre lies close to Moreton-in- Marsh
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Fig. 2 The position of the road Buckle Street which was also known as Salters' Way (shown in blue on the map)
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Fig 3. Alternative view of the circle in greyscale.(Click image to enlarge)/span>

All material copyright David Furlong 2010