The much older steps/footprints round the side of the Great stone
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Queen of the Fairies chair
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Steps cut into the side of the stone.
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Looking from the top of the rock to Ingleton note the voids in centre of the pic where the other stones used to sit.
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The stone looking North note the modern carvings of peoples names, this seems to be an old tradition some of these name carvings are a few centuries old too!
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Modern Cairn on top of the original burial mound.
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The Enclosure is very prominent from the side of the road.
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Remains of the cairn in the centre of the field.
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Close up of the mound and remaining stones the largest is a concrete block!
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The Great stone in its surroundings.
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cup marked rock on Jeffrey Hill, a rarity in Lancashire
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Cairn viewed from the other side of the mound
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close up of the dry stone walling(remains of the leg) at the Pikestones
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Found this at Barnscar perhaps its a handaxe or a packing stone its symetrical the sides taper in and bevel and the whole thing culminates into a point
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Strange worked rock found in the roots of a tree at Castercliff, it has 2 holes the smaller one pierces right through to the other side of the stone the larger one is about 2” deep and the stone itself being 3” deep.
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This long barrow sits high on hilltop and is roughly 40 foot long.
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Wide angle of the two largest round barrows in the cemetary.
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The cemetary as it first comes into view.
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The Ancient woods leading upto Nine Barrows cemetary
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A fallen stone hiding in the undergrowth
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Stoney Littleton complete with modern plaque!
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standing stone at the back of the tomb
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More miscellaneous structures at the foot of the hill
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A nice shot of the Arc of the circle
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Long Meg and a few of her daughters
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Two very similliar symbols the one on the left is one of 3 stones by the side of the A351 just outside Rempstone. The Lichen cuts accross the carving on Rempstone Circle which proves the carving is old but I wouldn’t say contemporary with the circle.
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