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tjj Jul 11, 2013 23:16:40
Replying to harestonesdown

harestonesdown wrote:
Well i'm aware it's not natural, much like the slag heaps close to me that have been landscaped, but nonetheless it's still a hill, one i believe was built to be climbed.
Hahaha! I know you like to wind me up from time to time HSD ... comparing Silbury to a slagheap - hehehe!

Nite-nite, that's me done on the subject.

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harestonesdown Jul 11, 2013 23:21:31
Replying to tjj

tjj wrote:
harestonesdown wrote:
Well i'm aware it's not natural, much like the slag heaps close to me that have been landscaped, but nonetheless it's still a hill, one i believe was built to be climbed.
Hahaha! I know you like to wind me up from time to time HSD ... comparing Silbury to a slagheap - hehehe!

Nite-nite, that's me done on the subject.

Lol. I'm not winding you up, it's just we have different opinions on Silbury. I just don't get why they'd build so high if it wasn't meant to be a vantage point. This whole "Silbury game" Cope babbles on about just doesn't work for me, it makes no sense. :)