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It`s difficult to see where the natural surface ends and Corndon Hill II cairn commences
There`s a summit cairn and trig. point pillar on the top of Corndon Hill II cairn
There are some large stones in Corndon Hill VI cairn which overlooks the surrounding countryside. The Cwm Mawr stone axe factory is down there.....somewhere on the small hill to the left.
When you reach this ruin, you`re there! Lacra A stone circle is just above the gable end of the ruined farm building in the pic. Lacras D and E and the row are beyond A. The avenue commences by the stone wall on the right and goes down the hill-side. Lacras B and C are on the right-hand side of the top-most stone wall, out of shot.
A plan of Gray Hill showing its archaeological features – including a possible enclosure surrounding the stone circle and row.
What you see when you approach Little Lodge Long Barrow from the nearby minor road
The name of this stone is given as Maes Mochnant standing stone in the SMR
You have to pass by the Pistyll Rhaeadr waterfall to get to the Afon Disgynfa cairn.
Possible candidates for the title of The Goose Stones at SP2570128746
I came across this stone at SP2537828682. Perhaps it`s the last surviving Goose Stone
See that band of darker grass running through the centre of this pic? Well, that`s all that`s left of the bank of Condicote Henge. The road, which I`m standing on to take this photo, runs through the centre of the henge.
