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This enormous sarsen stone lies partially buried – easily as big as the largest stones at Avebury.

The third field of grey wethers which also has an access gate from the road.

Cotswold stone wall in the foreground

Stones by the entrance to the Old Rectory – possibly the remains of a chambered tomb. Church in background.

Standing stone (entrance stone) now separated from the long barrow by a wire fence.

On top of the barrow

The hawk stone on a spring morning

The inflatable trilithon at the Stonehenge Road Show today

Across the River Kennet to the water meadow.

Swallowhead Spring, February 19th – lots of ribbons.

A single sarsen standing stone on the edge of the village of Stanton Fitzwarren

King’s Play long barrow – hardly discernable (though unploughed) it sits just below the crest of the hill.

Looking downhill from King’s Play Hill

The astonishing hillocks by King’s Play Hill

Another view of the chamber stones

Some wonderful lichen covered chamber stones on this much ruined long barrow

The Camp tumuli and long barrow – the long barrow is in the background.

The Long Stones long barrow – taken from a muddy track.

Curious – stacked lime stones.

Little Sodbury Hillfort

Woolstone wellsprings by the Icknield Way and at the foot of Uffington Hill.

Walking up to Stony Littleton

Samhain Silbury – in the pale afternoon sun.

Weird and wonderful hill formations on the other side of Oliver’s Castle