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Carn Challard / Fieldnotes by drewbhoy |
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You’ve a knack of finding sites in the most outstanding locations loon! Sluggan bridge and the old Wade road to Slochd is full of history (and not just the Jacobite stuff). Family connections just outside Carrbridge Took us up there on many gorgeous summer afternoons. |
Posted by strathspey22 Feb 20ce |
Carn Challard / Fieldnotes by drewbhoy |
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| Difficult to find, but the walk from Carrbridge to the site is through gorgeous scenery, the bridge is worth a visit Strathie. More sites in the area apparently :-) |
Posted by drewbhoy18 Feb 20ce |
Burrow / Image by thesweetcheat |
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| It was indeed a great day. Maybe turbulent, maybe just showing off to the neighbours ("the Joneses have upgraded to multivallate I see"). |
Posted by thesweetcheat17 Feb 20ce |
Burrow / Image by thesweetcheat |
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| You picked a great day for walking the Hillfort, wonderful views out to the neighbouring forts, so many of them, must have been turbulent times. |
Posted by costaexpress 17 Feb 20ce |
Maeshowe / Image by Rhiannon |
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| Lovely set of old prints, particularly like the Viking runes in this one. Spurred me on to read a bit more about David MacRitchie, what an interesting fellow |
Posted by costaexpress 17 Feb 20ce |
Burrow / Image by thesweetcheat |
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| Well worth your time, it was way better than my expectations, one of my favourite sites of last year. |
Posted by thesweetcheat 16 Feb 20ce |
Burrow / Image by thesweetcheat |
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| Liking the look of this one, listed. |
Posted by postman16 Feb 20ce |
Lamington Park Long Cairn / Fieldnotes by GLADMAN |
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"Suffice to say, if I was a lumberjack, I wouldn't be alright." Best line ever. |
Posted by postman 16 Feb 20ce |
Skipsea Castle / Folklore by Johnnyboy |
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That's cool, an account of a sighting of the White Lady! Yes you'd like to think that if a ghost didn't mind hanging around for nigh on a thousand years, they might really be something more elemental and ancient. I like the water in the ditch around the mound in your photos. We drove up the coast one year and I remember stopping at Hornsea and Flamborough Head, but why not at Skipsea Castle?! Another time maybe. |
Posted by Rhiannon16 Feb 20ce |
Lamington Park Long Cairn / Fieldnotes by GLADMAN |
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| Thanks. Felt I had to get something down for this one since, as you say, there is a very unusual vibe about the area |
Posted by GLADMAN16 Feb 20ce |
Carn Challard / Fieldnotes by drewbhoy |
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Well done for finding this Drew. Nice walking up there |
Posted by strathspey 15 Feb 20ce |
Lamington Park Long Cairn / Fieldnotes by GLADMAN |
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| Excellently written Gladman! The cairn certainly sits within a very strange section of forestry...... |
Posted by strathspey 15 Feb 20ce |
The Wren's Egg & Nest / Image by costaexpress |
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| Will do, look forward to it |
Posted by costaexpress 15 Feb 20ce |
The Wren's Egg & Nest / Image by costaexpress |
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| Shout next time you're up :-) |
Posted by drewbhoy 13 Feb 20ce |
The Wren's Egg & Nest / Image by costaexpress |
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| Some great photos of Ardlair on this site. I have used Huntly as a base for exploring on a couple of occasions, and seeing how close this site is, I realise just how little Ive seen. |
Posted by costaexpress 13 Feb 20ce |
The Wren's Egg & Nest / Image by costaexpress |
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| Just like the wee stones near Ardlair as well, oddly out of place as you say :-) |
Posted by drewbhoy 12 Feb 20ce |
Glentirrow / Image by costaexpress |
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| Thanks, think you would love it, my second visit to these parts and thoroughly enjoyed it, however, need to go back again, typical January, some days were just too misty to wander out onto the open moors alone (for me that is, doubtless others would) and I missed a few places that I've wanted to see for a while now. |
Posted by costaexpress 11 Feb 20ce |
Glentirrow / Image by costaexpress |
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| That looks a fab circle. One day I'll visit D&G, you're getting to some great sites. |
Posted by thesweetcheat 10 Feb 20ce |
Uffington Castle / Image by postman |
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| It was a beautiful day, the wind is real. |
Posted by postman 09 Feb 20ce |
Uffington Castle / Image by postman |
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| Great photo, I can almost feel the wind on my face :) |
Posted by tjj09 Feb 20ce |
Uffington Castle / Image by postman |
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| Such a great hillfort and area generally. You had a beautiful day for this. |
Posted by thesweetcheat 09 Feb 20ce |
West Kennett Avenue / Miscellaneous by Rhiannon |
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Surprised this wasn't censored by the War Office, giving away troop movements, location and tank numbers to the enemy spies (okay, the war hadn't started quite yet). We should see if we can find the graffiti. |
Posted by thesweetcheat 06 Feb 20ce |
Devil's Quoits / Image by postman |
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| The place is a real assault on all the senses, very mixed feelings |
Posted by postman 02 Feb 20ce |
Devil's Quoits / Image by postman |
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| That's a great viewpoint, good place to go without a sense of smell. |
Posted by thesweetcheat 02 Feb 20ce |
Low Hauxley Submerged Forest / Image by thesweetcheat |
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Cleveland Way does look nice. Walked a few little bits of it which I enjoyed. I've always wanted to do the St Cuthbert’s Way. One day hopefully. I was reading a few day's back about the John o' Groats Trail, which I'd not heard of before. Looks good, maybe a bit long for me though but I do love the east coast side of that part of Britain. |
Posted by thelonious30 Jan 20ce |
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