Yes, it is that pile of rocks next to that gloomy abandoned farmhouse.
To illustrate the effect of Black Combe on the landscape, this shot shows the view out to sea, (just over the horizon. Black Combe rises straight up out of this flat landscape.
Baldmire is centre left with Black Combe looming behind, in the mist.
The approach to Sunkenkirk, with Swinside fell in the background.
The North stone of Sunkenkirk.
All photographs supplied by a workmate who visited the site last year.
X-rated shot into Hetty Pegler’s tump.
The approach to Hetty Pegler’s tump.
Cotswolds view from the barrow
Child’s skull, excavated from the barrow, on display in the museum at Avebury.
Silbury seen from West Kennett Longbarrow.
Strange lighting effect (flash and rain!)
Muddy@Avebury.
Artists impression on the plaque at the entrance to the site.
Carved into the largest stone. Don’t know when this originates from as I can’t find any further information on this site. Any ideas, anybody?
The Mire Stone.
Mayburgh
View down the slope
Long Meg
Wintry Castlerigg
Moody view of Catbells, Maiden Moor & High Spy (in cloud).
View to Derwent fells.
Wayland’s Smithy left hand chamber looking into the right.
Inside looking out of Hetty Pegler’s Tump.
Hetty Pegler’s Tump interior.
The cove.