Doubtful stones north of the old Merrivale road bridge. See themodernantiquarian.com/forum/?thread=69693
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Pilgrim
The Holy Well. Not the source of the spring strangely, but a sort of convenient access point.
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Blorenge Summit Cairn, Summer 2009. Believed to be Bronze Age in origin (ggat.org.uk/cadw/historic_landscape/Blaenavon/English/Blaenavon_011.htm).
Sugar Loaf is to the immediate left of the cairn.
Yet another hilltop cairn being vandalised for “wind shelters”. Honestly – you’re on top of a bloody great hill; it’s not likely to be placid. Try wearing a hat!
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The ‘Normanisation’ of Hembury Fort taken 11/01/2009
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Squashed in the South-eastern corner, the dead sloping up, up and away.....
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The mound rising behind the Church. Difficult to photograph, due to the confining nature of the terrain and attendant foliage.
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Lakehead Kist & Stone Row (SX 644 776). 26/01/2008. View looking East. Mid-afternoon. Haytor Rocks (7.1m E) directly above Saskia’s head.
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The Cairn Circle looking out in a (roughly) SSW direction.
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