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The fort stops.

Those houses are responsible for the destruction of that part of the fort, baaad houses.

The glittering west end, of Sudbrook fort.

The still extant western end of the earthworks.

Looking out through the probable entrance.

Stood above the possible entrance looking south east along the high inner bank.

The high bank of Sudbrook fort on the right, the bridge, a church and a Peugeot. There should be external banks and ditches but they’ve all gone now in favour of back yards and playgrounds.

Good lord, other people.

Wentwood Barrows

Wentwood Barrows

An open view to another part of South Wales

The less big one, nice one lads.

The less big one.

The less big one, seen from on the big one.

The less big one.

The big one, the log has been rolled off the barrow.

The big one

The big one

A misty magical start to the days stone hunting.
Where did that big broken stone come from? it isn’t on any other photos.

Shooting into the sun confounds my camera utterly it isn’t really that dark.

The furthest out lier

The furthest away outlier and some bridge.

The skies have cleared somewhat whilst I was the circle. Take that path to the stone circle.

Stone on barrow with Silbury beyond

Theres that volcano again

Ditches and barrows

Getting in there.

I feel exactly the same way, but I’d probably put my back out doing that.

Zooming in from Windmill hill.

Avebury from near the top of Windmill hill.

Looking over the lone stone to the Ridgeway.

Stones as goal posts, but ones missing, what didnt miss is the big barrow on the Ridgeway, what a goal.

The lone stone of Faulkners circle and part of the West Kennett Avenue.

The hedge stone and the avenue beyond