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Long Cairn ( by wideford)

(Aug 20 2008 15:36 GMT)
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Long Cairn ( by wideford)

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Long Cairn ( by wideford)

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Long Cairn ( by wideford)

(Aug 20 2008 15:25 GMT)
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Long Cairn ( by wideford)

(Aug 20 2008 15:24 GMT)
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Long Cairn ( by wideford)

(Aug 20 2008 15:23 GMT)
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Long Cairn ( by wideford)

(Aug 20 2008 15:22 GMT)
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Long Cairn ( by wideford)

(Aug 20 2008 15:20 GMT)
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Long Cairn ( by wideford)

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Long Cairn ( by wideford)

(Aug 20 2008 15:19 GMT)
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Newgrange ( by CianMcLiam)

(Aug 20 2008 14:37 GMT)
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Elgesem ( by Vragebugten)

(Aug 20 2008 07:32 GMT)
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Elgesem ( by Vragebugten)

(Aug 20 2008 07:30 GMT)
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Elgesem ( by Vragebugten)

(Aug 20 2008 07:26 GMT)
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Elgesem ( by Vragebugten)

(Aug 20 2008 07:24 GMT)
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Elgesem ( by Vragebugten)

(Aug 20 2008 07:22 GMT)
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Howe Harper ( by wideford)

(Aug 19 2008 19:44 GMT)
Vehicles aren't allowed on the Binscarth farm road. After the track to Wasdale, but before you reach Binscarth House, a track goes above the house and along the hill [no, I couldn't find a way through the gorse, so don't try]. After a short while you come to ruins on your left, what look like greenhouses in an old quarry, and from there climb up and the pass back above the gorse. First you come to a mound with what look like stone slabs face down into it. Then you come to a small one that looms over a great scallop out of the hillside at the top of which a rocky ?

Wragby Barrow ( by Chris Collyer)

(Aug 19 2008 16:21 GMT)
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Wragby Barrow ( by Chris Collyer)

(Aug 19 2008 16:18 GMT)
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Wragby Barrow ( by Chris Collyer)

(Aug 19 2008 16:14 GMT)
This barrow stands just over the fence next to a slip road off the A171. This slip road makes an ideal parking place for exploring the southwestern end of Brow Moor/Stony Marl Moor. The barrow itself is small low mound that sits on a high point of land and is very similar in size to the two Jugger Howes barrows that stand 300 metres south east on the other side of the head of Burn Howe Dale. This position is interesting as all three barrows seem to mark the limit of the valley, in Lincolnshire similar locations were often the site of long barrows.

Smelting Hill & Abney Moor ( by Chris Collyer)

(Aug 19 2008 15:25 GMT)
As previously mentioned parking here isn't easy. There's a passing place just to the east of the village at SK201800, if you park carefully you can avoid blocking it. From here a footpath heads north then cuts northeast across a couple of fields then onto the moor where it starts to get a bit steep but by the time you get close to the stones the track has levelled off giving views across the moor to the north. It's the views to the south and east that impress though - due south on the other side of the valley the low saucer shaped hill of Abney Low looks like a squashed Silbury while Higger Tor stands out on the horizon to the east with Eyam Moor to the southeast. The site itself isn't in a great state of preservation with just a single standing stone and a further fallen stone visible.

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