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Cairn T / Image by ryaner |
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| Indeed and indeed. |
Posted by ryaner02 Jun 20ce |
Cairn T / Image by ryaner |
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| Beautiful day to visit and huge bonus, no tourists. |
Posted by costaexpress 02 Jun 20ce |
Lanhill / Image by postman |
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Makes it worth the journey though. Seen the pic's of Lugbury, most excellent :) |
Posted by scubi6330 May 20ce |
Lanhill / Image by postman |
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I have to drive a considerable distance to get a nice long barrow, it must be getting on for fifteen years since my one and only visit here. So here I am again, and my was it pleasant, if you could overdose from tranquility it was here. Went to Lugbury |
Posted by postman30 May 20ce |
Lanhill / Image by postman |
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Literally just a few miles up the road from me. The closest first LB I ever visited and got me hooked on prehistory/stoney thing. Lugbury LB is just up the road if you got the chance worth a quick visit too. Nic pic's Postie :) |
Posted by scubi63 30 May 20ce |
Kilmashogue Wedge Tomb / Image by ryaner |
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Haha! I'm looking forward to going back to keeping my preferred 4m distance from everyone. Edit: M = mile |
Posted by thesweetcheat27 May 20ce |
Kilmashogue Wedge Tomb / Image by ryaner |
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| I'm essential me. I was practising social distancing and just kept going. ;-) |
Posted by ryaner 27 May 20ce |
Tom an Uird Wood / Fieldnotes by drewbhoy |
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| Well found! This is a nice wee secluded glen with a variety of History (battle of Haughs of Cromdale) |
Posted by strathspey27 May 20ce |
Dun Garbhlaich / Fieldnotes by drewbhoy |
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| Just read this DB - looks like a serious walk in? |
Posted by strathspey 27 May 20ce |
Kilmashogue Wedge Tomb / Image by ryaner |
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| Been out for a drive have we, presumably just testing your eye sight before venturing back to London? |
Posted by costaexpress 27 May 20ce |
Kilmashogue Wedge Tomb / Image by ryaner |
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| Loving the moody B&W. |
Posted by thesweetcheat 26 May 20ce |
Hill Of Slane / Image by ryaner |
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| Atmospheric describes the place tsc. |
Posted by ryaner 25 May 20ce |
Hill Of Slane / Image by ryaner |
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| Love that, very atmospheric. |
Posted by thesweetcheat 25 May 20ce |
Mullyash / Folklore by Rhiannon |
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Hadn’t been there for approx 25 years until yesterday afternoon. Apart from slippage stone, the monument has been relatively undisturbed. Remnants of the original build line remain visible to the Eastern side and it very similar to the slope of New Grange, only on approx one tenth scale. I also viewed the Longstone some three to four hundred mentors to the south of the Cain. Forestry has been felled and the site is marked by three tree stumps approx 2.5m high.The long stone is lying with tapered end pointing South West and is broken in two. No fresh graffiti it initials have been added since 1960. There is no trace of any footprint as mentioned in Folktales gathered from local school children last centaurs. |
Posted by Trevor Robert 25 May 20ce |
Tap o' Noth / News by drewbhoy |
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| They have 2, wouldn't have thought it enough tho. |
Posted by drewbhoy19 May 20ce |
Penshaw Hill / Fieldnotes by BrigantesNation |
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Hi, Are you aware of any work done on neighbouring Herrington Hill? I am a local resident and it has many features of earthworks, field markings and abrupt differences in gradient. There are several marks to do with a quarry and some reservoirs on the hilltop, however the features of the hill may be similar to the ring features of Penshaw. They are close to each other and also close to other features in the landscape. Any ideas where I may find further information would be gratefully received. Rob. |
Posted by BGR1978 18 May 20ce |
Tap o' Noth / News by drewbhoy |
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| I thought they had a well. |
Posted by Howburn Digger16 May 20ce |
Tap o' Noth / News by drewbhoy |
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| Almost unbelievable, like you I've been up so many times and from all sides, even the bigger streams Finglenny and Milduan are a helluva hike each day. |
Posted by drewbhoy 15 May 20ce |
Tap o' Noth / News by drewbhoy |
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I've just read about this in the P&J. https://www.pressandjournal.co.uk/fp/news/aberdeenshire/2203375/revealed-scotlands-largest-pictish-settlement-was-in-aberdeenshire/ I've been up there more times than I can remember, and never dreamed it was a community on this scale. I just wonder why as its quite a climb and there would be no end of sweat and toil to collect water every day! |
Posted by LesHamilton15 May 20ce |
/ TMA Google File by Rough Tor |
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Hello Thanks for reply. Could you please send me KML file to oaveburycalling@aol.com Regards. |
Posted by Rough Tor 15 May 20ce |
Stanborough Camp / Fieldnotes by CARL |
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| The ring of trees look very impressive on google, however, whether there is anything to see once inside will need a site visit to find out, looks like you would have to go right up to the farm and through to the barns into the enclosure |
Posted by costaexpress 14 May 20ce |
Stanborough Camp / Fieldnotes by CARL |
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| The outline of the camp is clearly visible from the trees planted around it. (Another camp, the Old Man camp, is supposed to be in the field to the south, but there's little evidence of it.) |
Posted by Dadge 13 May 20ce |
Borough Hill / Fieldnotes by ginger tt |
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| This supposed ancient hillfort has been known about for centuries. It's marked as a prehistoric camp on old OS maps. However in recent years experts have decided that it probably wasn't a hillfort and the OS don't put it on their maps anymore. |
Posted by Dadge 13 May 20ce |
Cunard / Fieldnotes by ryaner |
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| We'll all be back out there soon enough, hopefully. |
Posted by ryaner 11 May 20ce |
Cunard / Fieldnotes by ryaner |
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| Magic indeed, and not in the least bit jealous, honest. |
Posted by costaexpress 11 May 20ce |
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