The Rollrights 3/4/04, 48 hours after they were cruelly splattered.
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The Rollrights 3/4/04, 48 hours after they were cruelly splattered.
Image credit: Jane Tomlinson
The Rollrights 3/4/04, 48 hours after they were cruelly splattered.
Image credit: Jane Tomlinson
The Rollrights 3/4/04, 48 hours after they were cruelly splattered.
Image credit: Jane Tomlinson
The Rollrights 3/4/04, 48 hours after they were cruelly splattered.
Image credit: Jane Tomlinson
The Rollrights 3/4/04, 48 hours after they were cruelly splattered.
Image credit: Jane Tomlinson
The Rollrights 3/4/04, 48 hours after they were cruelly splattered.
Image credit: Jane Tomlinson
Wherever you go round here, the beacon that is the old engine house of Ding Dong tin mine provides a useful reference point in the landscape
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Gratifying close to the road and signposted
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This unpromising looking gorsey hummock was in fact the most gorgeous little chambered tomb.
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And I only have plastic furniture in my garden...
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A particularly fowl place, this...
>groan
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Moth goes in search of a fat bastard... (see previous Drift image)
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On the horizon just right of the tree is The Great Tomb. You can also just make out the bumps of other cairns.
This shot taken from Salakee Downs.
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Fire had torn through the undergrowth up here to reveal this unexpected delight – a very trashed cairn but with its ring of kerbstones almost intact!
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