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From outside the circle, looking across the surface of the recumbent, which seems to ‘exactly’ fit with the hills beyond. You can see a fine grey line floating above the stone in this picture, which demonstrates this.
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Path to Hob Hurst’s House, from trackway up to Park Gate S.C.
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Vague arc of circle can just be seen. Sorry about poor light – taken as storm came down.
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Hard to see clearly in mid-summer, but unquestionably a lovely view.
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I’d forgotten how large, and spaced apart, these four are.
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The dark ring of the circle is clearer than I thought it would be amongst the heather.
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View from the road, across the many-cow-ed field, to the centre clump of greenery, where sits the Andle Stone.
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How Hill – taken one-handed on i-phone at 70+ mph from new dualled section of A11. Apologies for not-a-great-shot...it was this or crash. The comet-looking blur heading for the barrow is actually dead insect remains on windscreen.
Again...apologies....
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Showing how Hetty appears to be clinging on, as her back slides down towards the edge of the hillside.
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Note the uneasy sort of juxtaposition of that bulldozer coming over the heap towards the circle......
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The barrow’s trees were cut down earlier this year. Somehow it’s lost a bit of character/drama/mystique now it’s ‘bald’.
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Looking ENE across the middle of the S. Black Ditches, with the track highlighting the depth. It’s difficult to get good eyeline looking down the ditches.
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Initial view of site, from info board. Hard to see much beyond sheep in a field I’m afraid...
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Looking WSW over Arminghall Henge. With some imagination, it is directly above the top of the sign...with the pylon kinda just beyond the centre. Hmm...
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The more SE of the close pair of barrows on Harpley Common......(taken by wife, using i-phone, from car window – whatever it takes!)
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I believe this is the pit with the excavation debris filling it, which came from Pit 2 (which sits behind – with slippage on it’s edge).
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