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Just before the wooded area, some off the hawthorns have been cut back.
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King Stone – outlier to the Kings Men Circle
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Looking towards Liddington Castle from the ‘permissive path’. The outline of the Richard Jefferies/Alfred Williams millenium memorial can be made out from a distance.
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You can’t keep an elder tree down, they almost always come back.
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The helpful information board just by the entrance to the Wayland’s Smithy enclosure.
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Uffington White Horse from the tree house in Woolstone Mill garden.
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The much denuded ramparts of Castle Hill, looking northwards.
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Adam’s Grave longbarrow, seen from Milk Hill on a perfect hot summer solstice day.
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Waden Hill covered with cow parsley and dandelion clocks. Summer Silbury.
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Half a dozen friendly mature ewes came towards me as I walked towards Devil’s Den.
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An opitical illusion ...Devil’s Den is not in a field of rape.
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The other side of the cloutie tree at Madron well (19/4/10)
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Clambered over one of many stone stiles to see the this Piper stone.
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Visited on 22/4/10. A perfect afternoon, this wonderful little circle with its one white quartz stone was encircled by yellow gorse and white blackthorn blossom.
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Much damaged longbarrow with panoramic views of the Wiltshire landscape, including the ancient Calstone Coombes
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The Landsdown Monument on Oldbury Castle, Cherhill
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