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| Hello This is my first post here I've lurked for a bit and finally posted some pictures and sites yesterday, it's good to see someone noticed. Finding it was a real surprise I've walked around this hill for many years but only spotted it in December. I can't find it on any maps and unfortunately there's no public access, not all of the locals are freindly and some have very big dogs! The hill in the background to the imediate right of the stone is Caer Cradoc (the one Near the village of Chapel Lawn). I've no idea if it's a victorian one or not I've not checked it with the Local Museum or English Heritage yet. The stone is a very pale granite which doesn't uccur natuarally in this area, inital enquiries seem to point to the stone coming from Snowdonia (on a very clear day you can almost see that far!) or the Cardigan area. The stone is quite weathered and very white, it it's really reflective I spotted it from a hill top near buy glittering in the sun. I'll post some more pictures and a feild report soon. Cheers Reg Reply | with quote | Posted by Reg 1st February 2003ce 15:43 In reply to: Re: Great Hagley (nigelswift) |
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