The descent to the sacred well – where due to inadequate illumination nothing much was seen or photographed! :(
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The brooding presence of Carreg Cennen March 2018 on a distinctly wet and gloomy day.
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Pentre Ifan March 2018 Carnedd Meibion Owen cairns beyond.
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Carnedd Meibion Owen cairns (King Owen and his three sons) from Pentre Ifan March 2018
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Pentre Ifan March 2018 – Carnedd Meibion Owen cairns beyond.
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Pentre Ifan March 2018 with Carnedd Meibion Owen cairns on the hillside to the left and Mynydd Carningli hill fort to the right.
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The spectacular view from Mitchell’s Fold. March 2018
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Mitchell’s Fold was very cold March 2018. Snow all the way up (though you can’t see much of it here) and a biting, icy wind that turned us blue.
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Mitchell’s Fold March 2018. Very bleak. VERY cold.
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Arthur’s Stone, sunset 7th March 2018.
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Arthur’s Stone, sunset 7th March 2018
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Arthur’s Stone – sunset, 7th March 2018. Reputedly the inspiration for C. S. Lewis’ ‘Stone Table’ on which the Lion Aslan is bound and killed in ‘The Lion, the Witch & the Wardrobe’. The Stone Table breaks (like the broken capstone) and Aslan’s body disappears.
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Part of Fernacre (very difficult to capture much of it in frame!) 21/9/2017
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Stone Row between Rough Tor & Brown Willy (right) 21/9/2017
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Skaill Bay – once a closed loch & fresh water source for the Skara Brae residents (until the sea broke in)
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Last look through the ‘window’ at Skara Brae. May 2017
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Skara Brae House 5 – May 2016
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Skara Brae discovered jewellery.
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Skara Brae artefacts.
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