Over 30 years of photographing stone circles and standing stones, and I finally get around to the stone circle closest to me.

This doesn't really fit with the "ancient" moniker since it is a modern construction. It was originally built in 1979 in Sighthill Park, designed by author Duncan Lunan with the stones making precise astronomical alignments to various events including sunrise and sunset at the summer and winter solstices, moonrise and moonset at the northern and southern major and minor standstills, and the rising of the star Rigel in both 1979 CE and 1800 BCE.

In 2016 the stones were removed to make way for Sighthill Park to be redeveloped for housing. A petition had been raised and as a result the stone circle was reconstructed in its current site about 200m east of its original location. Duncan Lunan again oversaw the positioning of the stones to maintain accurate alignments, except that the stones which originally marked the rising of Rigel now mark the spring and autumn equinoxes.