Jane

The keyhole-shaped slit entry to the fogou

The entrance to the fogou is just by the cow’s arse behind the gate.

Moth crouches in the tiny entrance to this fogou.

Moth crawls through the creep...

No wonder William Borlase became such a well respected antiquary – he was born in a house with a fogou outside the front door...

Sketched very fast, on site in a stiff chilly breeze!

Sketched very fast, on site.

The reductive nature of this sketch due to high wind and low temperatures whilst sketching! The light washes took ages to dry, it was so cold.

“By the light of the Silbury Moon”, watercolour on paper

The little cist, exposed at the north end of the barrow.

Moth stands on top of the great, tall mound of Lower Swell LB, now the overgrown home to a great colony of badgers by the looks of things.