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Roche-aux-Fées / Image by costaexpress |
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| Magnificent site :-) |
Posted by drewbhoy17 Oct 19ce |
Roche-aux-Fées / Image by costaexpress |
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| Its a fascinating site, however, noticed they have added wooden posts recently to try and control summer visitors, who, rather like the mighty D27, see it as an adventure playground rather than of any historical significance. At least they visit! |
Posted by costaexpress 17 Oct 19ce |
Roche-aux-Fées / Image by costaexpress |
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Wow! What a site! Certainly beats anything I've ever visited. |
Posted by LesHamilton16 Oct 19ce |
Roche-aux-Fées / Image by costaexpress |
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Hi ryaner, so many diverse and wonderful sites, I keep getting drawn back there, just love it. Spencer, do you mean Levant as in the middle east? |
Posted by costaexpress 15 Oct 19ce |
Roche-aux-Fées / Image by costaexpress |
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| Does anyone know if there's anything similar in the Levant? |
Posted by spencer14 Oct 19ce |
Roche-aux-Fées / Image by costaexpress |
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| See you’re channel hopping again. Other places pretend, but there is nowhere that actually rivals Brittany, is there? That flat-faced roofstone is mind-blowing. I’m envious. |
Posted by ryaner14 Oct 19ce |
Flögeln 1 / Image by Nucleus |
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Great photos Uwe. What a fantastic site. |
Posted by LesHamilton 13 Oct 19ce |
Coetan Arthur / Image by tjj |
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| Same applies to Carn Llidli tombs...try to ignore the gun emplacement and... |
Posted by spencer 13 Oct 19ce |
Flögeln 2 / Image by Nucleus |
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| Shame when that happens.... but great site, nonetheless. |
Posted by GLADMAN13 Oct 19ce |
Coetan Arthur / Image by tjj |
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| And why wouldn't you have wanted to have been buried here, feel a sense of longing, something about burial sites looking out to sea |
Posted by costaexpress 13 Oct 19ce |
Coetan Arthur / Image by tjj |
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| Thank you Spencer, didn't get over to Ramsey Island but managed to see a couple of baby seals below St. Davids Head. |
Posted by tjj13 Oct 19ce |
Coetan Arthur / Image by tjj |
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| You made it then. Well done |
Posted by spencer 12 Oct 19ce |
Moel y Llyn, Ceulanamaesmawr / Image by GLADMAN |
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| I've found something possibly quite important, OS worthy if verified, not that there's anyone to do it, by deviating from footpath a couple of miles from Arbor Low. I've read here that the farmer's the sort you and I dislike, but maybe he's well aware what's on his land and is being protective. I want to go back and have a bloody good stomp. Guess Ill probably have to make do with Google Earth or summat. |
Posted by spencer 09 Oct 19ce |
Moel y Llyn, Ceulanamaesmawr / Image by GLADMAN |
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| Guess the point of Pumlumon is this stuff's not exactly hidden... impossible with cairns of this magnitude. Much of Mid Wales is underrepresented, to be fair.... south of Pontrhydfendigaid, much of Cwmdeuddwr, unlike places such as the Lakes which seem to have been done to death. Guess that's why the farmers reckon you must be up to no good. |
Posted by GLADMAN 08 Oct 19ce |
Moel y Llyn, Ceulanamaesmawr / Image by GLADMAN |
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| It's not just the wildlands....even the White Peak's got nice stuff that's not been added to here or over there. |
Posted by spencer 06 Oct 19ce |
Moel y Llyn, Ceulanamaesmawr / Image by GLADMAN |
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| Yes, an area I'd like to get to know. Not very easy to get at from here though. |
Posted by thesweetcheat06 Oct 19ce |
Leaze / Image by carol27 |
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| I came here about a month after you, I really liked the atmosphere here. |
Posted by thesweetcheat 06 Oct 19ce |
Moel y Llyn, Ceulanamaesmawr / Image by GLADMAN |
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| Been looking at Megalithic Portal for help but there's hardly anything on there.... Pumlumon's all more-or-less virgin territory. Some of the landowners are a bit narky but just need to be stood up to. |
Posted by GLADMAN 06 Oct 19ce |
Moel y Llyn, Ceulanamaesmawr / Image by GLADMAN |
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| That's such a superb landscape, lovely light too, fab. |
Posted by thesweetcheat 05 Oct 19ce |
Maelmin Henge Reconstruction / Image by costaexpress |
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| Definitely worth posting, it's a proper effort at reconstruction in an area where there are a few similar hengey sites. |
Posted by thesweetcheat 03 Oct 19ce |
Hethpool / Image by costaexpress |
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| This is currently at the top of my list. |
Posted by thesweetcheat 03 Oct 19ce |
Hethpool / Image by costaexpress |
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| Meant to say the stones are small, the circles are in fact huge! |
Posted by costaexpress 03 Oct 19ce |
Maelmin Henge Reconstruction / Image by costaexpress |
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| Rather like Northumberlandia very much worth visiting, difficult to explain emotions when visiting a well thought out reconstruction, guilty pleasure I guess sums it up, I thought twice about posting, wasn't quite sure how I felt about it. Regardless, I returned in the evening and slept in the car park so couldn't have been to upset about it! |
Posted by costaexpress 03 Oct 19ce |
Maelmin Henge Reconstruction / Image by costaexpress |
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| Excellent, I almost went here in March but didn't have time. I looks quite groovy, a similar vibe to Balfarg Riding School. |
Posted by thesweetcheat 02 Oct 19ce |
Esgair Nant-yr-Arian / Image by GLADMAN |
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| Well, Pumlumon is probably my favourite Welsh mountain. I reckon - taken together with its foothills, particularly those stretching toward the Dyfi - it must have the most extensive grouping of properly upland cairns in the UK. |
Posted by GLADMAN 30 Sep 19ce |
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