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I've had a play with the search facility and it looks like using a grid ref and restricting the area to 100 or 500 metres is the way to go to limit the number of results. It's a pity that with so much information the pages for individual panels don't have photos or plans linked to them and of course the link to the original BA entry takes you back to the broken website.

I'd love a copy of the kml file if possible, email is chriscollyer at stone-circles dot org dot uk

cheers-
Chris

My pal - the one I describe as 'Fat Dudley' - met the website designer in a Jesmond bar, maybe three, four years ago. In the Cradlewell, on Jesmond Road. He thought she was great and, by reverse-engineering that sentiment, I concluded that she was 'short of a full load' - allegedly, of course. In further context there is a standing stone, on its side, on the university campus, by the roadside. This has a little plaque saying it's not really prehistoric and that it's just a glacial erratic found on site during an early phase of construction. The movement of the glacier caused it to be deposited upright. (Signed, all the geology dept.)

Chris Collyer wrote:
I've had a play with the search facility and it looks like using a grid ref and restricting the area to 100 or 500 metres is the way to go to limit the number of results. It's a pity that with so much information the pages for individual panels don't have photos or plans linked to them and of course the link to the original BA entry takes you back to the broken website.

I'd love a copy of the kml file if possible, email is chriscollyer at stone-circles dot org dot uk

cheers-
Chris

Yep we did discuss having the pics more immediate, at least one on the search results. But it would have been a nightmare to prog apparently (due to numbers). As you say, the amount of data meant things had to be split up. Pics / plans etc can be accessed by clicking the 'Media' button to the right for each record.

I've sent the KML through.