The Eternal
Crummock cup marked stone, with Low Fell behind. 16/02/22.
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Crummock cup marked stone, with Grasmoor rising up behind. 16/02/22.
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22/10/22 Inside The Cockpit stone circle looking north east.
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Arrival at the NE entrance to Stonehenge 08/07/09.
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Looking NW from Stonehenge to the Cursus barrows, bless ‘em, misunderstood amid the craze 08/07/09.
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The disgraceful divorce of The Avenue from Stonehenge 08/07/09.
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Castle Crag Iron Age hillfort, viewed from Nitting Haws, looking SE 21/08/09.
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Castle Crag Iron Age hillfort, centre, viewed looking S from above Borrowdale Gates 21/08/09.
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Looking NE across Stonehenge Down. Stonehenge ahead, with the New King Barrows on the right-hand skyline 08/07/09.
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The western berm and ditch of Amesbury 11 bell barrow, with Stonehenge stage right 08/07/09.
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Looking W to Amesbury 11 bell barrow, with the eroded scar on the SE side, and Stonehenge behind 08/07/09.
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Amesbury 11 bell barrow, looking E 08/07/09.
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Amesbury 11 bell barrow, the nearest to Stonehenge. The northern berm and ditch 08/07/09.
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The New King Barrows on the ridge below the trees, seen looking E from Amesbury 11 bell barrow 08/07/09.
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Looking NE along the Stonehenge Avenue, visible as dark lines in the grass, with guidelines to show the hard of seeing 08/07/09.
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The SW face of the Heel Stone, looking along the visible Avenue, which frames the road sign 08/07/09.
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Looking E across the W bank of The Avenue 08/07/09.
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The Normanton Down Barrow Cemetery, looking S from Stonehenge Down 08/07/09.
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Looking south from the A30 viewing point to Chiselbury, with the Fovant Badges cut into the slope 08/07/09.
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Adam’s Grave, right-hand hilltop, as seen from the Barge Inn at Honeystreet, looking NNE 07/07/09.
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Old and new: Adam’s Grave Neolithic long barrow on the skyline, and Bronze Age round barrow in the foreground, looking SW from the car park 07/07/09.
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Knap Hill, looking E from the car park 07/07/09.
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The Seorfon round barrow near the pole near the A4, from the Overton Hill car park, looking S 07/07/09.
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The Seorfon round barrows, looking NE across the A4 from the entrance to The Sanctuary 07/07/09. Note the shadow of Mrs The Eternal bottom right – funny diet she’s on again.
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One of the Seorfon round barrows, looking S from the gate into The Sanctuary 07/07/09.
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Looking SE across the Seorfon round barrows from the Overton Hill car park 07/07/09
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Looking E across the Seorfon round barrows from the Overton Hill car park 07/07/09.
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West Kennett long barrow, as viewed from The Sanctuary 07/07/09.
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East Kennett long barrow, as viewed from The Sanctuary 07/07/09.
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The top of Silbury Hill, as seen from The Sanctuary, 07/07/09.
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Dovedale Henge, on the N bank, looking E, with the more obvious “standing stones”. They are definitely on top of the bank, therefore they have been put there after the construction of said bank. Hints at henge, although stones on top of a bank isn’t too usual, is it? 26/05/09.
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Dovedale Henge, on top of the N bank, looking W, with the make-up of the bank visible. 26/05/09.
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