  We propose to consider lattice monopoles in gluodynamics as continuum
monopoles blocked to the lattice. In this approach the lattice is associated
with a measuring device consisting of finite-sized detectors of monopoles
(lattice cells). Thus a continuum monopole theory defines the dynamics of the
lattice monopoles. We apply this idea to the static monopoles in high
temperature gluodynamics. We show that our suggestion allows to describe the
numerical data both for the density of the lattice monopoles and for the
lattice monopole action in terms of a continuum Coulomb gas model.
