Snap wrote:
Then don't you think it is up to "US"as the new guardians of the stones to do something about it? All it takes is a pair of secuteers and a can of weedkiller that goes to the roots. It's not rocket science I personely do not like useing weedkiller but sometimes it's the only option, rather that than getting ripped to shreads trying to pull the dam things out.
Snap
Don't forget though you are on private land, weedkiller is not an option, animals could eat the poisoned stuff.. Gardener or Guardian is the question? Snap
I suspect a lot depends on the farmer and his attitude to a) a lump of stones and all those pesky people who keep walking across his land to view it ;).... or b) a megalithic legacy to be protected for the enjoyment of the public. For instance, do we all have a right to take a photograph of every prehistoric stone?