| Broken Barrow | Round Cairn | | | Bryn Cau | Cairn(s) | | | Bryn Cosyn | Cairn(s) | | | Bryn Dafydd | Round Cairn | | | Bryn Gwyddel | Round Barrow(s) | | | Bryn Mawr | Cairn(s) | | | Bryn Rhudd | Barrow / Cairn Cemetery | | | Bryn y Fedwen | Round Barrow(s) | | | Bryn-cyplau, Nebo | Cairn(s) | | | Bryn-y-Crofftau | Ring Cairn | | | Bryngwyn Bach | Barrow / Cairn Cemetery | | | Bwlch east of Moel y Llyn, Ceulanamaesmawr | Cairn(s) | | | Bwlch Graig-Fawr, Teifi Pools | Cist | | | Bwlch y Rhediad, Moelwyns | Cairn(s) | | | Bwlch yr Adwy (Ceulanamaesmawr) | Round Barrow(s) | | | Cadair Fawr | Cairn(s) | | | Cadair Fawr (South) | Cairn(s) | | | Cadair Ifan Goch | Natural Rock Feature | | | Cadha Riach | Chambered Cairn | | | Cae'r Mynach | Cairn(s) | | | Caeau Enclosure, Cockit Hill | Hillfort | | | Caen Burn, Strath of Kildonan | Long Cairn | | | Caer Blaen-y-Cwm | Enclosure | | | Caer Maurice | Hillfort | | | Caerau Hillfort, Rhiwsaeson | Hillfort | | | Cairn above Ffridd Ddu | Round Cairn | | | Cairn between Bryn Dinas and Allt Gwyddgwion | Cairn(s) | | | Cairn Table | Cairn(s) | | | Cairn to SW of Hardknott Castle | Round Cairn | | | Cairn, South of Ffridd Lwyd, Y Rhinogydd | Round Cairn | | | Caisteal Grugaig | Broch | | | Camalaig Bay | Cairn(s) | | | Carn Ban | Stone Fort / Dun | | | Carn Blaen Glasffrwd | Barrow / Cairn Cemetery | | | Carn Blorenge | Round Cairn | | | Carn Bwlch Corog | Round Cairn | | | Carn Dolgau | Round Cairn | | | Carn Fawr | Round Cairn | | | Carn Fawr (Cynwyl Gaeo) | Round Cairn | | | Carn Fflur | Barrow / Cairn Cemetery | | | Carn Glas, Achvraid | Chambered Cairn | | | Carn Glas, Badanloch Hill | Kerbed Cairn | | | Carn Hyddgen (Pumlumon) | Cairn(s) | | | Carn Liath, Kensaleyre | Chambered Cairn | | | Carn Liath, Kilmuir | Chambered Cairn | | | Carn Liath, Strath of Kildonan | Cairn(s) | | | Carn Liath, Struanmore | Chambered Cairn | | | Carn Nant-y-Ffald | Cist | | | Carn Pantmaenllwyd | Round Cairn | | | Carn Penrhiwllwydog | Cairn(s) | |
Hi, I'm Robert ... with a passion for attempting to understand the lives of the pioneering prehistoric inhabitants of these British Isles, seeking out the remains they left behind in order to ask myself "why here ... why did it matter so... why such commitment?".. Needless to say, I'm still pondering such intangibles. Just as an empty house appears to retain echoes of past humanity... so does the stone circle, the chambered cairn, the long barrow and the mountain-top funerary cairn. Visiting them, I think, helps engender a certain 'connection' with this land of ours, with ourselves - our past, our present and our future; a reference point for those of us perhaps struggling to make sense of this so-called 'computer world' Kraftwerk warned us was a'coming in 1981.... danke, mein herren. And thanks also to those who picked up their gauntlet and ran with it.
Should my posts provide inspiration for others to venture into the Great Outdoors, please bear in mind the hills and mountains of these Isles are unpredictable, potentially dangerous places. Ensure you have map/compass/waterproofs... and learn how to use them. It could save your life. Weather conditions can change bewilderingly quickly - even in high summer - so don't get caught out. Please engage with landowners wherever possible... being a cartoon 'class warrior' might be jolly good fun for the narcissistic 'rebel'... but not for those who may choose to follow.
Joni Mitchell - 'Don't it always seem to go; That you don't know what you've got 'til it's gone?'
George Orwell - 'The essence of being human is that one does not seek perfection.'
Martin Gore - 'Like a pawn
On the eternal board
Who’s never quite sure
What he’s moved towards
I walk blindly on'...
Truman Capote - 'Failure is the condiment that gives success its flavour.'
Oscar Wilde - 'The true mystery of the world is the visible, not the invisible.'
John Lydon - 'It is a reward to be chastised by the ignorant.'
Winston Churchill - '“The farther backward you can look, the farther forward you are likely to see.” [Perhaps one day people may finally grasp the reality that, for all his many faults, Churchill is the reason we are currently able to proffer personal views today that are not dictated by a totalitarian state.]
Charles Bukowski - “The problem with the world is that the intelligent people are full of doubts, while the stupid ones are full of confidence.”
Ultravox - 'Taking shelter by the standing stones
Miles from all that moves....'
Catch site videos from the Citizen Cairn at: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCFk6mRD0QCGTnUXRBlSJ44w
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