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Home > Leana Wedge Tomb, Burren Co. Clare. A diminutive and ruined tomb barely big enough for a person to fit in has some of the best views of the entire Burren, the magnificent Karst landscape to the rear and a beautiful view over lake Inchiquin to the front. The chamber seems to point directly at the well preserved tomb at Parknabinnia above. Click on the photo for a larger version.
Home > Leana Wedge Tomb, Burren Co. Clare. The view across the tomb south over Lake Inchiquin. Click on the photo for a larger version.
Home > Leana Cairn, Burren, Co. Clare. A small cairn close to the two ruined wedge tombs on the peak of Leana hill, there are no signs of a kerb or an entrance and it seems unlikely either is covered by the grass carpet around it. Click on the photo for a larger version.
Home > Leana Wedge Tomb, Burren Co. Clare. Looking at the tomb from behind, in a roughly southern direction. Click on the photo to see a larger version
Home > Leana Wedge Tomb, Burren Co. Clare. This collapsed wedge tomb looks more impressive from the road where it can be seen perched on the very top of a hill, on closer inspection the roof has fallen half into the chamber but it is still possible to imagine its original form. Click on the photo to see a larger version
Home > Leana Wedge Tomb, Burren Co. Clare. Looking over the tomb towards Parknabinnia, at which this tomb seems to point. Click on the photo for a larger version.
Home > Parknabinnia Wedge Tomb, Burren Co. Clare. Viewed from a distance from the next field. Click on the photo for a larger version.
Home > Three large rocks in the field south of Parknabinnia above. The view south through the notch seems to indicate an alignment to the notch where the two hills meet on the horizon. Click on the photo to enlarge.
Home > Three large rocks in the field south of Parknabinnia above. The three stone row could be a natural feature and would not seem so unusual except the middle stone has a large notch in it that seems to form a sight straight to the Parknabinnia tomb above, and from the tomb direction singles out a notch in the horizon between two hills. Click on the photo to enlarge.
Leana Wedge Tomb, Burren Co. Clare.

A diminutive and ruined tomb barely big enough for a person to fit in has some of the best views of the entire Burren, the magnificent Karst landscape to the rear and a beautiful view over lake Inchiquin to the front. The chamber seems to point directly at the well preserved tomb at Parknabinnia above.

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Home > Leana Wedge Tomb, Burren Co. Clare. A diminutive and ruined tomb barely big enough for a person to fit in has some of the best views of the entire Burren, the magnificent Karst landscape to the rear and a beautiful view over lake Inchiquin to the front. The chamber seems to point directly at the well preserved tomb at Parknabinnia above. Click on the photo for a larger version.
Leana Wedge Tomb, Burren Co. Clare.

A diminutive and ruined tomb barely big enough for a person to fit in has some of the best views of the entire Burren, the magnificent Karst landscape to the rear and a beautiful view over lake Inchiquin to the front. The chamber seems to point directly at the well preserved tomb at Parknabinnia above.

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