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Tideslow

Chambered Cairn

<b>Tideslow</b>Posted by postmanImage © chris bickerton
Nearest Town:Buxton (11km SW)
OS Ref (GB):   SK149779 / Sheet: 119
Latitude:53° 17' 50.95" N
Longitude:   1° 46' 35.1" W

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Think the stones visible in the hollow on top of the barrow are in fact the remains of a lime kiln.
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stubob Posted by stubob
6th July 2011ce

Remains of a chambered cairn, in one of the hollows in the dug out top are 2 large stones, not being an expert, I don't know if they the remains of the chamber or not. The cairn was built over a standing stone, this stone is supposed to be visible, again is this something to do with the larege stones on the top?

Views over the fields to Win and Lose Hill.
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stubob Posted by stubob
9th September 2002ce
Edited 25th April 2003ce
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