
This is a lovely little carved rock between the Badger stone and the Barmishaw stone. Hope the walking pole in the pic helps for judging scale.
This is a lovely little carved rock between the Badger stone and the Barmishaw stone. Hope the walking pole in the pic helps for judging scale.
15/10/05
15/10/05
This is stone 252 in the newly published “Prehistoric Rock Art of the West Riding”.
Marked rock near the Badger Stone
Not sure what the name of this one might be, or even if it has a name. To get to it follow the track north from the Badger Stone a short distance until you reach an east-west track that crosses it. Turn right and walk for a short distance looking to your right for a stone partly topped with white lichen.
Because of the light it was hard to make out the carvings, but they seem to consist of a cup with four or five concentric rings. Coming from the right hand side of this motif there appeared to be several wavy lines, making the whole pattern look like a medieval drawing of a comet.
My GPS reading was SE11147,46138