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The northerly barrow in the pair.

The southern most of the pair.

Looking north at the barrow.

The barrow, looking south from the entrance to Crockway Farm, adjacent to the A37. It seems to be in reasonable condition, but appears to have been reduced by ploughing.

Simons ground in the spring of 2008.

Reminds me of Boscawen-Un.

A second restored Taula?

The highest of the three Taloits, with the entrance to one of the houses in the foreground, looking north.

Another view of the ? restored Taula.

I assume this is the Taula restored.

A low barrow west of Broadmayne bank barrow.

A large bowl barrow east of Came woods.

This barrow is the closest one of this group to the bank barrow.

Two central barrows, between the bank barrow and Came woods.

This barrow is just to the east of Culliford Tree, across the road to Whitcombe.

The two bowl barrows from next to Culliford Tree.

A very large bell barrow, on the left, and a smaller bell on the right, taken from the south.

The southern most barrow in the group, this is closest to the village of Bincombe, just north of the hill called the Knoll.

The six Bincombe “Bumps” from the south west, covered in sheep.

Two of the barrows from my back garden, looking north west.

The bank of the cross dyke as seen from my back garden, looking north.

Looking east towards Tenants Hill and the stone circle.

The barrow looking north across the Bride valley.

This stone is next to a gate about 100 feet south of the circle.

The bank of the enclosure looking west.

The bank and ditch of the enclosure looking north.

Abbotsbury Castle from Ashley Chase to the north.

Two of the White Hill barrows from Kingston Russell stone circle, looking south.

The cross dyke on Windsbatch hill from Gould’s hill, looking south.

A low barrow on the spine of the hill.

A close up of one of the northern barrows.

The stones on a long lens from the roadside to the south. The stones are behind the water trough.

The most easterly of the group from the road, looking north west.

A large bowl barrow from the Winterbourne Abbas to Portesham road.

Two of the Four Barrows in the foreground, with two of the Ridge Hill group in the background. The photo is taken from Maiden Castle.

One of the central barrows seen from the south side of Maiden Castle.

The bell / disc hybrid from the south rampart of Maiden Castle,shot with a very long lens borrowed from a friend.

One of the bowl barrows from Maiden Castle looking south.

Looking south towards The Dorsetshire Gap from Rawlsbury Castle.

The dyke from the track to Nettlecombe Tout.

One of a series of cross dykes on Lyscombe Hill.

The hill which is protected by the bank.

A Dorset type disc barrow, across the road to the north of the main group.

The two adjacent barrows seen from the agger of Ackling Dyke, looking west.

The main barrow in the photo is a large bell type just to the north of the main group. The other green areas which show out of the rape crop are much smaller bowl types.

The pair of barrows, on the ridge above Oakley Down barrow cemetery, looking south from the cemtery.