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Rolde

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<b>Rolde</b>Posted by JaneD17 Rolde © Moth Clark
Latitude:52° 59' 22.29" N
Longitude:   6° 38' 57.03" E

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It's a shame that when D18 was restored they decided on very shiny stainless steel rods which are a bit too visible. Billy Fear Posted by Billy Fear
18th February 2009ce

There are two hunebedden at Rolde, just about 50 metres apart. They lie at the edge of the village in parkland next to a magnificent medieval brick built church and graveyard.

D18 is in much better condition than its twin, D17, with all its capstones up. A large hunebed is a textbook example, but I found it strangely characterless.
Jane Posted by Jane
30th July 2007ce

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