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This fallen and broken companion lies at the edge of the clear felled and replanted area on the other side of the track and almost directly opposite the stone: a good marker as the trees around the stone grow and progressively conceal.
Image credit: Mike Purslow
A possible fallen comrade of the stone, on the same side of the adjacent boggy forest track (to right) and a short distance before it.
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The ring cairn is at the centre, on the first brow. The other cairn site is at the top of the image, below and to the left of the end of the line of trees
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Trackway on believed settlement site, heading to stream and thence towards area of other cairn on its far side
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Earthworks on believed settlement site above ring cairn
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The brook below the circle, water source for believed settlement above
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Eccles Pike to L in distance (go there – lovely. Superb panorama)
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Mag Low seen from the track to Green Low...the right hand of the two sunlit green mounds
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The final approach in winter...but no other people
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The path to the cairn in winter: the rise before
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A skyline feature for miles around. Downhill due south of the mid point between them, immediately adjacent and on the west side of a broken down stone wall is a probable circle and alignment laid flat in the heather which defeats photography and correct interpretation.
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Looking down from rampart to stone, under end of large fallen bough. Cup marks visible.
Image credit: Mike Purslow
