Here’s a poorly scanned Kodachrome slide of the Colouring Crags Long Cairn in Knarsdale, Northumberland, about a mile and a half, as the crow flies, from Thornhope. The long barrow is forty five metres long and oriented with the higher end toward the NNE and, probably, the most northerly moonrise. There’s a smaller satellite cairn nearby also.
Image credit: www.davidaspinall.co.uk
