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Woodhouse End

Round Barrow(s)

<b>Woodhouse End</b>Posted by postmanImage © Chris Bickerton
Nearest Town:Macclesfield (4km N)
OS Ref (GB):   SJ915696 / Sheet: 118
Latitude:53° 13' 22.85" N
Longitude:   2° 7' 38.37" W

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Visited 25.5.13

This was the only site I visited over the weekend which involved climbing over a barbed wire fence to get to!

Not much to see to be honest – a low grass covered mound.

Just to add to Posties directions it is the first yellow grit bin you come to; not the second a little further up the road.
Posted by CARL
28th May 2013ce

I parked near the junction of the A523 and the Oakgrove Fools nook crossing, just by the canal, the barrow is up the lane one hundred yards and in a field to our right.
I crossed into the field by a yellow road side grit box, though this is trespassing, but as it's Cheshire's only beaker barrow a quick cloaked survey was well on the cards.
It was crowded with sheep as I approached but these soon scattered into the next field, leaving us alone. About one meter high and about fifteen across it is not a mighty work of old but it is in a good position, Gawsworth henge and Broad Oak barrow are almost visible and from on the barrow (sorry) I can see the snow in the Peak district not far away. Oh for a few dollars more.
postman Posted by postman
30th January 2012ce