Giant’s Grave tumulus – near Upper Upham
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Looking up towards Membury, completely hidden in mature trees though the centre is a ploughed field.
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Walking along the ramparts of Crickley Hill hillfort
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Approaching the barrow from Crickley Hill Beech Wood
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The first clue to this hidden stone circle is a solitary stone about 50 metres away.
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Barbury Castle as seen from the Ridgeway – clearly seen to be on the promontory of a ridge of hills.
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More sarsens along a section along a rutted section of the Ridgeway.
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Vehicular damage to the Ridgeway on the section between Hackpen Hill and Avebury.
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Walking from Hackpen Hill towards Avebury – a large solitary sarsen stone in the middle of a field can be seen to the left.
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The Toots long barrow on the edge of Selsley Common near Stroud.
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Picked Hill today – taken from the Tan Hill Way. Rain moving across the landscape.
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Giant’s Grave Hill Fort from Tan Hill Way.
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A single standing stone close to the remains of the Winterbourne Bassett stone circle. The ancient trackway Vize Lane is almost directly opposite.
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The view from just below the summit of Castle Crag
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Four stone cove or possibly entrance – aligned to the eastern skyline
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A blustery May day, sun trying to shine, rain trying to fall – all at the same time.
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Walking up to the longbarrow to the song of skylarks and the swoop of swallows.
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Information about Witton Gilbert rock art
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Display at the Old Fulling Mill in Durham
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