The Mid-Point Center (for Britain)
of the Round Table of King Arthur
was at Midsummer Hill and
WYND´S POINT
near Great Malvern and the Herefordshire Beacon.
 

This gives amazing results
shown at Knights of the Round Table
although "nights" (sectioning the night-sky ecliptic of the Zodiac)
or "knots" (surveyors crossings) probably is closer to the original term than
"knights", which gave rise to the legends of King Arthur, who probably existed,
albeit far, far further back in time than currently assumed.