This long barrow is so cute, because it’s very small. It’s clearly a haven for sheep, but today there were no sheep in the enormous flat field, and it was very tranquil indeed. I was impressed by the view – you can see out to Wales through a gap in the hills, and back to Wiltshire in the other direction. It did feel like the barrow had been unfortunately nibbled at over the centuries, as though it was much smaller than it should be, but it still has some height. It was deliciously shadey in contrast to the dried out field. There were a lot of small stones around but it was hard to decide if there’d ever been part of a wall – maybe the barrow looks like that through and through. It just had a very nice atmosphere here. And it’s extremely easy to find (and park near).