South East Cornwall images are at least three if not four years old. There are also quite big differences where they photographed over more than one day. I don't have Google earth on my computer at home so this is a usful tool while it lasts...

Mr H

Try reverse engineering this site on Flash Earth - http://www.themodernantiquarian.com/site/7531 - does anything show up ? (There's a few wispy clouds about and the smaller stone cairns show up - there should be a line of butts nearby - I can't find them though). I can't actually get over to this site - too far and too much on - this year. Those pictures are grotty, except for the dark purply one. There's a hard road (just been rolled for the shooters), between the roadhead/last farm and that line of butts, that was built in 2003.

There's also a hut circle nearby, lost in bracken, that could be located. The ruined low doubledyke has the wall plates in situ, in places. (That's what makes it unique). I've a long barrow about a quarter the size of Newgrange (same proportions but shabby) to photograph on the top of the list. Its entrance - slumped - looks toward the sunrise at Christmas (and so does the doorway to the hut).

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