|
 Log in |
Register
|
|
|
Fieldnotes
| The path makes its descent, cutting through a cairnfield of pretty large, irregularly shaped cairns. The Gardom’s Edge ring cairn is completely hidden by bracken, but can be spotted by the forked silver birch that grows from its embanked edge. Once found, the course can be followed round easily enough, but really this is a place for a winter visit if you want to see it properly. This post appears as part of the weblog entry Raving on the Moors Part III – Big Moor 11 November 2016
|
Posted by thesweetcheat1st December 2016ce Edited 1st December 2016ce
|
Comments (0) |
|
| You must be logged in to add a comment | |
Top of page