Summit cairn.
Image credit: A. Brookes (3.11.2018)
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There's a top I recognise. Fine place for a walk.
It was a mostly enjoyable walk (we started at Bicknoller) but the weather got steadily worse. By the time we got here the rain was driving in at 45 degrees and it was very windy. I was glad to get off the summit and descend off the hills. I will be back though, it's nice walking country isn't it?
Sure is. Wish I'd had longer there, just a quick bob to the top on the way to Cornwall from Glastonbury. It would be good to go back someday. Your walk looks a good one.
The cairns along the hills are interesting, and mix of essentially bowl barrows (but with more stone) and big platform cairns which reminded me of some I've seen in Shropshire. In fact the walking is quite reminiscent of the Long Mynd area.
Long Mynd is a good call. Guessing it was a bit quieter here though, Long Mynd can get busy.
Yep, it was fairly quiet along the ridge. Wills Neck itself had a few people, despite the less than lovely weather.