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Put this visit off for too long because of the masts... worth the wait, to be fair.

With nothing better to do... a return to this wondrous site proved ‘invigorating’, to say the least.

Dewgh genev ha viajya a-dro dhe gonna tir Pedn an Wlas.Ow vysytya donsyow meyn, gogoyow, tylleryow oos horn, dy’golyow deys ha meyn kov Kristyon a-varr.Ow korfenna ryb Koyt Chi an Woon.Hag yw deskrifys gans ow howeth Doug avel “Porth dhe’n ster”.

Images and music by Olly.

Images and music by Olly.

Stopping off at Maen Llia. As one should.... but, in my case, rarely gets around to doing. No matter, we are all but fleeting actors upon its stage....

Film and music by Matthew Shaw.
Filmed at The Merry Maidens Stone Circle, West Penwith, Cornwall.

An old favourite – and still not that busy, relatively speaking... although it seems word’s getting around. Classic example of a modern ‘marker cairn’ sitting upon an ancient footprint.

Apparently.... the scene of a mythical ‘domestic disagreement’ between a couple of giants back in the day. “How far is it STILL to Anglesey? Right, that’s it! YOU can carry all these bloody stones!! ....”

No connection to a certain William Broad, or so it seems....

Don’t spoil the walk by playing any golf, mind.....

Bit “cheesy”, perhaps? But then I like cheese...

Is this ‘tumulus’ the real deal? Of gorse it is...

Gammel Hestehave, Høj frednr. 41175

Film and Music by Matthew Shaw

Men Klygh was filmed on the last day of November 2025 CE at The Merry Maidens in West Penwith. Lally MacBeth channeling T.C. Lethbridge is the vibe.

Large round mound on Dyssevej in Vester Aaby, Denmark

More summit views... plus a first-class descent via superb cascades...

Obscure as you like.... the final ascent from the east is not for those with a casual interest.

The cup mark stone is currently a component of a stone dike (stendige) that extends southeast of the Æbleskivestenen in Svendborg. It is believed that this specific cup mark stone originally stood together with the Æbleskivestenen and several other cup mark stones that have since vanished.

To locate the cup mark stone, one can walk along the stone dike. Observing the cup marks may be enhanced by shining a light diagonally onto the stone.

Folehave Skov Stenkiste in Svendborg, Denmark

Den tredobbelte langdysse in Pipstorn skov, Faaborg, Denmark

Mound in Bregninge Præstegaard

Vester Aaby Dyssekammer