Gors Fawr Stone

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Gors Fawr Stone is one of two stone circles the Albion Guide charts in Pembrokeshire. It sits inside the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park. Other ancient sites nearby include Carn Besi Burial Chamber, Carn Menyn chambered cairn and Mountain Burial Chamber. The nearest railway station is Clunderwen, 10.2 km to the south.

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