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Barrow 2, cut off slightly by the minor road.

Barrow 3, Dicky’s stool.

Standing on Barrow 3 looking to Barrows 2 and 1

The one of the three that is on the south side of the road and is called Dicky’s stool.

Looking over Barrow 2 towards Barrow 1

Barrow 1

Looking out through the eastern entrance towards the thought provoking Great Hagley standing stone.

Whilst walking the fort walls, I spotted this pair of shadows, I’m not sure Alken saw them, weird aren’t they?

Autumnal Caer Caradoc.

Looking in through the western entrance.

Looking out through the west entrance.

Looking over the very impressive western entrance.

Looking towards the eastern entrance.

Such wide ramparts, you could build a house on it never mind a fence, palisade or what ever.

Caer Caradoc is the hill fort in the beyond, it is one of the best forts around, or anywhere.

Without concrete

With concrete

Fifteen shades of grey

Looking west from the south east corner.

The north east corner looking east.

The south east corner looking north

The south west corner looking east

Looking over the settlement from the north west corner.

From the lane west of the cairn/cist, half a mile up this treacherous hillside is the cairn but the ground is straight from hell.

Going on the view alone I guess this would be a perfect place for a cairn, Snowdon trails off into cloud far left, Moel Siabod front and center with a dusky Tryfan in the back on the right, and the Carneddau far right

Looks like a cairn and possibly smells like a cairn, not on coflein though, unless the cist is so filled in as to be undetectable.

The obvious maybe cairn left and the not so obvious maybe cairn right, no sign of the maybe definite cairn.

It’s there somewhere, find it and i’ll give you a million pound.

A weird construction in what looks like an old low wall, not on coflein, the cairn is reputedly up the hill somewhere.

Zoomed at from Iwerddon hill seven and a half miles south east.

Kicking back and enjoying the view, as you do when cist hunting.

Zoomed in on from Iwerddon hill south west of Moel Siabod, you can see the cairn from five miles away.

From the A5 between Betsy and Conwy falls.

House?

Sad because weve got to go?