Arbor Low 11
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Arbor Low

Arbor Low

Haven't been there for about 5 years - when I have visited it's always been November, when it has been deserted (including no dogs or farmers), but very sad to hear all of this. It's particularly sad when the recent news about quarrying at Stanton Moor is so positive - the Peak District is an amazing area for prehistory and should be as well protected as other important areas (e.g. Wiltshire). Being in the midlands/north is no excuse for the heritage bodies to ignore these issues.

We had a spookily similar experience with Greycroft - http://www.heritageaction.org/?page=heritagealerts_greycroft
http://www.heritageaction.org/?page=theheritagejournal&id=32

Can't remember, think we had a bit of action from English Heritage in the end, talking to the farmer about it. If they're joint guardians it might be worth approaching them. Vehicle tracks are the big issue, they shouldn't be treated as nothing, surely?