The two bowls at the Hangingstones.
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The Fairie’s Kirk (or Parlour). A recess under the Hangingstones outcrop.
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A recent heather fire has revealed parts of the structure previously hidden.
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A recent heather fire has revealed parts of the structure previously hidden.
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Pitchfork Rock, Green Gates, Ilkley Moor.
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The Pitchfork Rock, Green Gates, Ilkley Moor.
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Cup marked rock near the Badger Stone, Green Gates, Ilkley Moor.
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Cup and ring stone at Green Gates, Ilkley Moor.
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The large bowl in what I call the ‘Boundary Stone’ by the path on the edge of Green Crag. The more I visit this stone, the more I am convinced of it’s importance in the prehistoric landscape of this part of the moor.
The bowl has a hole at the bottom that allows liquids to flow out and down the stone.
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Cup and ring marked rock, Green Crag.
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Single cup marked rock, Green Crag Enclosure.
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A single cup marked rock, Carnshaw Thorne Hill, Ilkley Moor.
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Another curious masonic mark, this time near the hill top cairn on Cranshaw Thorne Hill.
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Large weathered rock at West Buckstones.
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Cup marked rock at Backstone Beck enclosure.
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A curious little standing stone on the path between the Grubstones and the Twelve Apostles, bearing what looks to be a Masonic emblem.
Maybe a prehistoric standing stone, or maybe the work of the 16th C Walter Hawksworth, known to be a mason and erecter of stones around these parts??
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Pic of the well showing the stonework box. There’s also an old trough lost in the brambles next to it.
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Rocking Stone with possible cup marks at Brimham Rocks.
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Possible cup marked rock, Soldier’s Trench, Shipley Glen.
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Dobrudden stone, taken at night using directional flash.
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Three cups with single ring on the path leading west from the campsite, Baildon Moor.
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Single cup marked rock, looking towards Baildon Hill, Baildon Moor.
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An apparent low circular enclosure – possible remains of a ring cairn or hut circle, Baildon Moor.
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Double cup and ring, near the well known stone set into Dobrudden Campsite wall, Baildon Moor.
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