Sunday 27 September 2009 This one was one of the nicest surprises of our trip
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Sunday 27 September 2009 There are uprights on both sides, though from the other side it almost looks as if the bank supports the capstones on one side. Pano created with Autostitch autostitch.net
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Sunday 27 September 2009 At first glance it looks as if the whole structure has collapsed onto the bank, perhaps from exhaustion!
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Sunday 27 September 2009 From the west side, the uprights are covered by the remnant of the mound.
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Saturday 3 October 2009 This view shows how ruined it seems & how (relatively) underwhelming it is – especially when you’ve seen Lesconil
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Sunday 27 September 2009 Smaller promontory with ruined building & possible prehistoric remains in centre of pic. Pano created by autostitch.net
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Sunday 27.09.2009 Definite alignments looking north-eastish
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Sunday 27.09.2009 Smaller promontory with ruined building & possible prehistoric remains
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Sunday 27.09.2009 Prehistoric or not? Structure of uncertain origin on small promontory next to ruined building
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Sunday 27.09.2009 From southish, showing an outlier
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Saturday 26.09.2009 Because of the light, this is my only photo vaguely showing one of the lumps/bosses/bumps that people used to rub their bits against to ‘ensure’ fertility
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Saturday 26.09.2009 Access has been maintained while in crop – wish this was more common!
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