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05/05. The ruined chamber of Trefignath’s 2nd phase, the huge capstone lies broken.
05/05. Stone 5, first stone on the left once through the locked gate. Very worn carvings of zig-zags and lozenges.
05/05. Entrance walling, in the centre of photograph, to Trefignath’s wrecked middle chamber.
05/05. The four visible kerbstones. Another one, or perhaps two are maybe still there all be it overgrown. (Looking across the Menai Straights to Snowdonia).
05/05. There are 3 summits on Wetton Hill, this barrow is on the North-Westerly one. The highest point of the hill, home to a further 3 barrows, is in the middle distance.
05/05. Barrow on the summit of Gratton Hill (Dove Dale right of centre).
05/05. The Round Hill barrow, the henge it once sat in the middle of....long since ploughed out.
02/05. Looking west across a shallow saddle in the hillside to the second of the Cross Low barrows.
11/02. The Bronze Age barrow, a handful of metres away from the Neolithic chambers of Minning Low.
03/05. Minninglow sunset. Looking west-ish from the remains of Slipper Low.
03/05. Taken from Haven Hill looking west across the dale to Wigber Low. The cairn is visible on the knolls horizon.
03/05. Snow filled ditches of the ‘alleged’ henge of Arbor Low II.
02/05. First sight of the ‘Stride’ viewed from Elton Common, heading north along the Old Portway.
02/05. Photo doesn’t really do justice to what is a huge and impressive barrow.
01/05. Frank I’ Th’ Rocks. The cave of the same name is round the corner of the tor. A Cave entrance can be seen in middle here too.
06/04. Cave on the Pike O’Sickle, viewed from across the scree gulley.
Found where the cairn/barrow once stood on Hind Low. A huge quarry replaced the burial mound and err....most of the hill too. (Displayed in the Buxton Museum).
11/04. A large Bronze Age burial cairn, between the field systems of Gardom’s Central and Gardom’s NE.
11/04. The cave at Harboro’ Rocks. Daniel DeFoe visited the rocks in the 18th Century and found the cave was inhabited by a lead miner and his family.
11/04. Early Bronze Age hut circle. One of twenty-seven hut circles/building platforms found on the moor. This one was ‘sorted’ after excavation in the 1990’s.
10/03. Cairn built around an orthostat, one of two on the moor. This one is amongst the boulder-scarps close to the fibreglass rock art.
