A 3D render of the immense barrow, source: facebook.com/story.php
A 3D render of the immense barrow, source: facebook.com/story.php
A shot of the 5.5m high bowl barrow, from the Atlantic Technological University Facebook: facebook.com/story.php
A shot of the two barrows from the Irish megalithic research group on Facebook, facebook.com/groups/2399377773554039/posts/3514686915356447/#
From Daniel Kirkpatrick’s article on barrows, danielkirkpatrick.co.uk/irish-history/irish-barrows-map/
An image of the larger barrow from: atlasobscura.com/places/the-linford-barrows
An image of the main barrow, ~35m in diameter including the fosse, image credit: visitlarne.com/see_listings/the-linford-barrows/
Unusual setting of this row of smallish stones by the raised church. Lovely remote village.
This cave, seen from the banks of the River Dove where Beresford Dale transitions into Wolfscote Dale, is not, I learned later, the eponymous one which is behind the scrubby tree to its right. I believe the two are connected internally though.
Ledbeg W Chambered Cairn viewed from N. (08.10.26)
Ledbeg W Chambered Cairn viewed from E. (08.10.26)
Ledbeg W Chambered Cairn viewed from S. (08.10.26)
Ledbeg W Chambered Cairn viewed from W. (08.10.26)
Linear Stone Feature on SW Arc of Ledbeg W Chambered Cairn viewed from SSE. (08.10.26)
Entrance of Passage of Ledbeg W Chambered Cairn viewed from NE. (08.10.26)
Entrance of Passage of Ledbeg W Chambered Cairn viewed from SE. (08.10.26)
Entrance of Passage of Ledbeg W Chambered Cairn viewed from SW. (08.10.26)
Entrance Lintel of Passage of Ledbeg W Chambered Cairn viewed from NW. (08.10.26)
Polygonal Central Chamber of Ledbeg W Chambered Cairn viewed from SSE. (08.10.26)
Ledbeg E Chambered Cairn viewed from N. (08.10.26)
Ledbeg E Chambered Cairn viewed from E. (08.10.26)
Ledbeg E Chambered Cairn viewed from S. (08.10.26)
Ledbeg E Chambered Cairn viewed from W. (08.10.26)
Earth and Stone Horn Radiating from SW Arc of Ledbeg E Cairn viewed from SE. (08.10.26)