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Just put Croglin into the search box - then correct it to Croglin, Cumbria, in the adjacent box. I prefer the old 1" OS maps, good light, and a magnifying glass. Anywhere above 1200' in Northumberland and Cumbria is under Right To Roam mainly - don't need a path.

Hob arranged to meet me a few weeks ago, and never showed up. I was going to show him a portable cup-marked stone!

Not sure if "Pants" was meant as a criticism, but you were probably present when HA was born and designed, right here, and you'll recall it was an umbrella organisation in which people could do stuff themselves but under a bigger banner. It was also about prehistoric stuff alone. If you give me a salary and pay for my petrol and hotel and show me where to go and exactly where unplanned roads have been driven over and damaged officially recognised prehistoric monuments and most important of all that the issue is remotely winnable I'll go! The world is full of people damaging the cultural environment to make money, the law has deliberate gaps to let them, the best we can do is do what we can in our own tiny corner.

those 1" maps are on there too it seems. You press the copyright symbol at the top right of the map and there you go. There's no pleasing some people though.