Looking north west(ish) along the small cliff face.
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April 17, 2026
Underneath the foliage there is a much damaged dry stane dyke.
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The north west part of the cairn shows how massive this cairn must have been.
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North looking south, underneath the grass some kerbs remain in place.
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The centre of the cairn, badly houked, turf and moss doing their best to hide the damage.
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April 13, 2026
Mound 3030102 is located just a few hundred metres from “Bakken”, the world’s oldest amusement park, which dates back to 1583. The photo was taken during the winter season when the park is closed. The park is open every day during the summer season, when admission is free.
Image credit: Bjørn Houdorf
Mound with reference number 3030102 in national Danish database “Fund og fortidsminder”
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April 11, 2026
Prospidnick Longstone viewed from SW.
Image credit: Mark Johnstone
NE Face of Eathorne Standing Stone.
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SE Face of Eathorne Standing Stone.
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SW Face of Eathorne Standing Stone.
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NW Face of Eathorne Standing Stone.
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Broken Top of Eathorne Standing Stone viewed from NE.
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April 10, 2026
Mesolithic reminder of home on Danby Rigg?
‘Viewfinder’ groove lines up with waymarker and dykes amongst landscape of cairns and stones in archeological rich area.
Maybe pointing to Redcar/Staithes which could have marked the high ground route via Dogger Ridge / Doggerland when the ice returned in winter to return back to warmer climes? Or could just be aesthetics/naturally occurring.
Fascinating part of the world with Star Carr and the Map Stone of nearby Ravenscar too.. evocative landscape.
