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swallowhead wrote: I'm very intrigued by the name of this place, and assume that Jug is a person (mythical or real). I seem to recall the first and only time I visited this site, I asked a local for directions. He mentioned that an old tramp once lived there - I wonder if this could have been Jug himself? Also, I recall on another thread someone mentioned ghost stories about this site and the surrounding area - does anyone have any more details? I plan to revisit this one soon, it's been 4 years and it's only a few miles outside of Bath. Chance knows a lot of stuff about Jugs grave, off the top of my head, the tramp you have heard of is a fairly contemporary person, and a rotten litterbug into the bargain ;) I've seen a photo somewhere. There is a dowser, Guy Underwood, who traced all the stone walls round there and came out with a theory. What else did'nt it have gold in the barrow ? Reply | with quote |  11th October 2010ce 06:30 In reply to: Name and folklore (swallowhead) |
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