Slaggyford Stones 1
Image by StoneGloves

tiompan wrote:
StoneGloves wrote:
"If you find some genuine rock art , it does not have to be spectacular , and post the pics you it will be accepted , simple . Possibly getting some experience in seeing the real thing in the field might help .As yet you failed to show any evidence of having found any genuine man made rock art and have merely been abusive and bitter"

Do you mean like this one? ( http://www.themodernantiquarian.com/site/12108 ).

Low Thornhope . At least it's a possible and possibly unfair to judge from a pic but the ERA survey wasn't convinced .
Is there any possibility of you two guys getting together one day for a field trip? You are obviously both passionate about the subject and it would be an opportunity for you both to sort out any misunderstandings between yourselves and learn a bit more.

Until I have a grisly operation I am unable to walk further than a mile - which explains, partially, the amount of time I am spending in front of a computer. So that rules it out. I've about eighteen quid credit on two O2 simcards and am happy to guide people to my sites, by remote, probably from my allotment shed.