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Re: A question about a holed stone in Penwith
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thesweetcheat wrote:
tjj wrote:
Tsc, I thought of you today as did a great 11 mile walk starting at Andoversford - taking in sections of the Gloucestershire and Cotswold Ways, no ancient monuments but loads of bluebell woods. A very beautiful part of the country indeed. At one point we could see as far as Shropshire - one of the group pointed to Wrekin Hill.

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june


Lovely, the nearest prehistoric excitement to that (quite near the Cotswold way) are the long barrows at Lineover and Coberley. Neither particularly well-preserved sadly. Which way did you head?

http://www.themodernantiquarian.com/site/4681/lineover.html
http://www.themodernantiquaria[...]8441/coberley_long_barrow.html

You were only about 4 miles from my house there!

We've just got back from Prestatyn, having made a start after about 20 years on my intention to walk Offa's Dyke path from north to south. Probably take us another 20 years though!


I must have gone very close to the barrows you've mentioned tsc - unfortunately this little group of ramblers was not too megalithic minded.
The walk took in Foxcote, Coberley, Lineover Wood and Upper Dowdeswell. We did see the start of Offa's Dyke when we stopped for a bit to look at the view. (A few people exchanged 'staggering uphill stories').

Good luck with Offa's Dyke - I'd like to give that a go myself, bits of it anyway.


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Posted by tjj
9th May 2010ce
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