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Looking towards Great Hill
Image credit: John Miller
Image credit: John Miller
To the west are clear views all the way to the coast
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The cairn is oval in shape measuring approximately 5m x 3.5 m
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The Northern Lights make a very rare Lancashire appearance over Round Loaf (visible as a small bump in the centre of the horizon) on the 17th March.
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Solstice eve sunrise 21-12-2007, A beautiful cloud free morning.
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Stones from the circle incorporated into the eastern bank of a Romano British enclosure.
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Looking across the circle from the edge of the enclosure.
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The spiral when it first appeared, scanned from a photo taken in November 1993.
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The remaing embankments of Blackheath Circle on Todmorden golf course.
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An eroded section of Moor Top (Miners) Barrow I took a couple of years ago, looks like a slag heap to me.
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09-09-06 Looking over the cairn towards Winter Hill.
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Looking across the Rushy Brow Mesolithic Site towards Winter Hill.
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09-09-06 The scars from the recent vandalism are all too obvious
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PRAWR307 SE 13102 45994. On a dull overcast Ilkley day.
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09-07-06 Looking towards the remains of the Broch from the rock art.
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23-07-06 Looking over the barely visible barrow towards Winter Hill.
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Cup markings, most likely of natural origin.
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Natural rock art. The markings are the result of erosion.
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The 1902 shot recreated. Only 30 mins separates this from the other remake, but the light & weather have changed quite dramatically.
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The 1902 shot recreated, some of the stones are missing but those remaining & the background landscape are sufficient to confirm that this is the circle.
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Looking west from the dam wall next to the circle, this is the fantastic open setting the site would have enjoyed prior to construction of the dam.
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View to the east up the valley, the original grid reference given for this site would place it tucked away behind the headland visible centre shot. A strange place for a circle with no real views in any direction.
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From near the shooting hut on the hill on the opposite bank of the reservoir, showing the position of the circle in relation to the dam & lodge.
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View across the circle from the northernmost stone.
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The western stone closest to the dam, the stone in the background may be from the circle but is no longer earthfast.
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Looking northwest over the stones to the end of the dam
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SD96472 33553 Remains of the circle, visible with the present low water levels.
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