>It is a dreadful place of peat hags and mire. It is the scariest place I have ever been to, though some people like it. I don't know anything about its pre-history and it may have been drier once. There are weird natural rock formations, but everywhere it is wet, black and treacherous. I got lost there when the mist came down and it was really very frightening.<
Chuckle, that sounds like somewhere straight out of Beowulf :-) I heard on the radio a few days ago (unfortunately missed the first bit) that a film of Beowulf is being made - might be wrong on that though.
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