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Hello Chance - that plan you've posted
http://www.themodernantiquarian.com/post/65408/images/jugs_grave.html
looks pretty imaginative to me?? in that a circular structure really isn't obvious from the stones..
But then when you're there in person it's always quite different. Which is not to say that Mr Underwood wasn't imaginative at times, judging by his 'patterns of the past' book.

In any case, I hope you didn't miss the well at Conkwell, just down the road. You have to shuffle up to it on your knees and collect the water in your left hand, making a wish before you drink. (Removing the plastic bags, coke tins etc beforehand for a nicer experience).

Hi Rhiannon

I should be trying to get back over there this time next week.
Didn't get to go through the `village' as I came up the foot path from Brassknoker basin and Dundas. Will go look for more next time.

Did you find the stone circle in no man's land?
Looked like a tent and hazel bender on it to me.

All the pics came from WAM 51 p440 onwards.
I was gobsmaked at what I found.

Do you know any more about this Guy Underwood dowser from Bradford?

Where is that mysterious gold disk now? I saw the picture in WAM 52 p270

Put an oder in for by his 'patterns of the past' book at Chippenham Lib, so I'll find out.

Please let me know if you find out more

Chow4now

Chance