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| Our first stop of an already hot day is the cairn at Mount Todden. At first sight, this large barrow could easily be dismissed as a natural boulder outcrop, as the western side of the barrow is exactly that. However, a couple of long slabs, similar to the ones that roof many of the island's chambered tombs, can be seen on the east side and may mark the remains of a cist or chamber. This post appears as part of the weblog entry To be in England, in the summertime, with my love (3) St Mary's
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Posted by thesweetcheat6th September 2010ce Edited 6th September 2010ce
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