That's one heck of a name, but it fits the bill I guess. It's easier to say than 'Cup marked rock between Doubler Stones and Gawk Stones' (http://www.magic.gov.uk/rsm/25350.pdf).
I mean, they used to give them evocative names, but I guess eventually, when there's a lot of it about, you can't even use the place name, so you end up with a number What's the world coming to?
I liked the pics of the top of one of The Doublers, hints of grooves in with those (enhanced?) natural basins. Nice. Been wanting to get down there for ages.
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7th September 2006ce
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Eyup Treehugger... (Hob, Sep 07, 2006, 18:31) |
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