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Tolborough Tor Menhir (Standing Stone / Menhir) — Images (click to view fullsize) |
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Posted by Mr Hamhead10th October 2007ce |
Tolborough Tor Cairn (Cairn(s)) — Images |
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Posted by pure joy21st April 2004ce |
Tolborough Tor Stone Row (Stone Row / Alignment) — Images |
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Posted by pure joy 18th April 2004ce |
Tolborough Tor Stone Row (Stone Row / Alignment) — Fieldnotes |
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Tolborough Tor Stone Row - 28.3.2004 For directions etc, see the main Tolborough Downs page. Cheryl Straffon's guide 'The Earth Mysteries Guide to Bodmin Moor and North Cornwall (including Tintagel)' (Meyn Mamvro - 1993, amended 2000) says "On the top of the Tor is a large cairn, to the South East of which is an unusual miniature row of five small stones - SX17567786". Well, yes, but I should add that it is VERY small and overgrown and that is hardly decipherable. It is also very close to cairn (the final, furthest stone is barely 8m from the cairn) so don't go wandering off looking for it many metres away. This final stone is also now broken. This post appears as part of the blog post "Looking down on Kernow"
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Posted by pure joy 4th April 2004ce |
Tolborough Tor Cairn (Cairn(s)) — Fieldnotes |
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Tolborough Tor Cairn - 28.3.2004 For directions etc, see the main Tolborough Downs page. This large cairn sits on top of the hill and is visible all around; a bump of green on the otherwise light brown hill. The cairn aligns with the south cairn on Brown Willy, the west cairn on Catshole Tor, and the Catshole Long Cairn, although the long cairn can only been seen from this cairn, whereas the other three can all be seen from one another. This post appears as part of the blog post "Looking down on Kernow"
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Posted by pure joy 4th April 2004ce |
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