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As seen in ‘Inscribed Rocks...’ 1865.
Image credit: J Collingwood Bruce
From a sketch sent to Mr George Tate by Lord Dunrevin in the late 19thC.
It’s described simply as being from Kerry, a convocation of TMA forum wallahs have shown that it is Aghacarrible 1.
Image credit: Unknown
Circa 1859
There’s quite a bit of artistic license going on here.
Image credit: Mr George Tate
From the engraving ‘Incised Markings on rocks near Lochgilp-Head, Argyllshire’ By HD Graham Esq. 1863
Image credit: HD Graham
Plate I in Collingwood Bruce’s ‘Incised Markings on Stone Found In the County of Northumberland, Argyllshire and Other Places’, 1869
Image credit: John Wykeham Archer
Looks a bit like North Largie in the dark, but feels totally different.
Image credit: IH
I’ll try and find out where I scanned this from.
Image credit: Unknown
Maybe it’s because it’s so unashamedly reconstructed, but even in the depths of a dark foggy night, it’s quite a welcoming place.
Image credit: IH
Contrary to the impression given by the promotional leaflet for the ‘Northumberland Lights’ installation at Simonside, there were no fancy lights at the rock art. So we did our own.
Image credit: IH
Light Sculpture by Phil Supple, at Simonside as part of the 50th birthday celebrations of the Northumberland National Park.
Image credit: IH