I don’t know the name of this stone, or even if it has one. I’m not even sure where it is – only that it is somewhere south-west of the Cow and Calf on an obscure track that leads to the Twelve Apostles.
Chris Collyer
A minature Uluru. The colour of the stone changed from a deep bronze to a dull brown as the sun set in the West.
Detail of the incomplete swastika – perhaps it was never meant to be complete.
I don’t know much about art, but I know what I like....
This stone is propped up against the north wall of Dubrudden Farm Caravan Park.
Stone at SE13645,39803. It has a cup with a possible wide ring, although the left hand side looks natural.
Cup with ring, 2 grooves and ladder formation to the right
View of the southern end of Willy Hall’s Wood with the stone in the centre of the picture.
It’s obvious from the picture why Stukeley thought this was a row of round barrows.
View of Sharp(e) Howe from the track that leads to Folkton Barrow/Kirkheads. Feb 2003
The natural crossroads on the track to Folkton Barrow. The picture doesn’t really do the feature justice – you’ll just have to see it for yourself!
The barrow stood on the hill to the top left, beyond the edge of the picture.
Barrow at SE835637 looking north. Not sure what the raised land around it is though.
The two bowl barrows mentioned in the fieldnotes at roughly SE796623
