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Gwern Einion

Burial Chamber

Gwern Einion (Burial Chamber) by postman
postman Image Credit: Chris Bickerton
Posted by postman
4th December 2016ce
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Comments (8)

You've downplayed the importance of the post and orange string in understanding the monument. thesweetcheat Posted by thesweetcheat
4th December 2016ce
I did that on purpose, I'm glad you noticed.

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There's no such thing as orange string and the only posts we saw were the posts of inexplicability.
postman Posted by postman
4th December 2016ce
yes thesweetcheat Posted by thesweetcheat
4th December 2016ce
Are there postmen of inexplicability too? spencer Posted by spencer
4th December 2016ce
...and never mind the orange string (are you q u i t e sure it's not contemporary with the archaeology?) - someone's put a teiegraph pole right through the top of it. Bastard. spencer Posted by spencer
4th December 2016ce
You haven't even noticed the bathtub Spencer thesweetcheat Posted by thesweetcheat
4th December 2016ce
Oops. Looks Iron Age spencer Posted by spencer
4th December 2016ce
Postmen of inexplicability?
That's the title of my next book sorted.
It must have taken more than one man to raise that, and lets face it, it's a totem pole, so it would be Bastards, rather than the singular.
postman Posted by postman
5th December 2016ce
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