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Deepest of the robber depressions at the head of the cairn.
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Remains of a dry stone “construction” on the south eastern flank of the cairn – approx mid way down the cairn. Unusual, as it peters out within the cairn and runs diagonally down the steep slope of the hill.
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The view south east after clambering and falling through immature forestry.
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1st stone – lies in the middle of this pic on top of the knoll – exactly as shown on the OS. See comments
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2nd stone – looking SW. Large, flat face on west side – see comments
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Interesting marks on the lower right portion of this slab
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Lower right part of slab – interesting marks which must be natural as this face is facing the prevailing weather – SW
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The most recent addition to the cairn – there was still soil on some of these stones!
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View North uphill from the cairn. These fields and woodlands are full of bronze age agriculture workings and domestic dwellings
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Another easterly view – showing large clearance boulders
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Bit of a surprise this – Info board to read before you visit the cairn.
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