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  1. Grindingly, achingly slow progress on my #HandPainted #map of Ancient #Pembrokeshire during this hot weather - but progress nonetheless!

    I managed to put the hill ponies and the sea birds in yesterday.

    Now I have to pull everything together into a pleasing composition...

    #ancientstonebothering #workinprogress #standingstonesunday #neolithic #wales

  2. Grindingly, achingly slow progress on my #HandPainted #map of Ancient #Pembrokeshire during this hot weather - but progress nonetheless!

    I managed to put the hill ponies and the sea birds in yesterday.

    Now I have to pull everything together into a pleasing composition...

    #ancientstonebothering #workinprogress #standingstonesunday #neolithic #wales

  3. Grindingly, achingly slow progress on my #HandPainted #map of Ancient #Pembrokeshire during this hot weather - but progress nonetheless!

    I managed to put the hill ponies and the sea birds in yesterday.

    Now I have to pull everything together into a pleasing composition...

    #ancientstonebothering #workinprogress #standingstonesunday #neolithic #wales

  4. Grindingly, achingly slow progress on my #HandPainted #map of Ancient #Pembrokeshire during this hot weather - but progress nonetheless!

    I managed to put the hill ponies and the sea birds in yesterday.

    Now I have to pull everything together into a pleasing composition...

    #ancientstonebothering #workinprogress #standingstonesunday #neolithic #wales

  5. Whenever we go to #Pembrokeshire (that's every year), one of the places we ALWAYS visit is nearby #PentreIfan. It's the remains of a #Neolithic tomb, built 5,000 years ago and is surely Pembrokeshire's finest ancient monument. It's an old friend to me now.
    #ancientstonebothering

  6. Whenever we go to #Pembrokeshire (that's every year), one of the places we ALWAYS visit is nearby #PentreIfan. It's the remains of a #Neolithic tomb, built 5,000 years ago and is surely Pembrokeshire's finest ancient monument. It's an old friend to me now.
    #ancientstonebothering

  7. Whenever we go to #Pembrokeshire (that's every year), one of the places we ALWAYS visit is nearby #PentreIfan. It's the remains of a #Neolithic tomb, built 5,000 years ago and is surely Pembrokeshire's finest ancient monument. It's an old friend to me now.
    #ancientstonebothering

  8. Whenever we go to #Pembrokeshire (that's every year), one of the places we ALWAYS visit is nearby #PentreIfan. It's the remains of a #Neolithic tomb, built 5,000 years ago and is surely Pembrokeshire's finest ancient monument. It's an old friend to me now.
    #ancientstonebothering

  9. Deer Leap Standing Stones near Ebbor Gorge! Legend says they mark a deer's leap, with stunning views of Glastonbury Tor, the Bristol Channel & more. Local lore speaks of tunnels connecting here to Glastonbury Tor, 8 miles away! 🐾 #DeerLeap #ancientstonebothering

  10. Deer Leap Standing Stones near Ebbor Gorge! Legend says they mark a deer's leap, with stunning views of Glastonbury Tor, the Bristol Channel & more. Local lore speaks of tunnels connecting here to Glastonbury Tor, 8 miles away! 🐾 #DeerLeap #ancientstonebothering

  11. Lanyon Quoit in Cornwall, dating back to 3500-2500 BC, predates the pyramids. Once tall enough for a horse and rider to pass under, its capstone weighs over 13 tonnes. Originally atop four stones, it fell in 1815 and was re-erected at a lower height. Its purpose remains debated, from burial chamber to ritual site.

    #lanyonquoit #dolmen #ancientstones #ancientstonebothering #cornwall

  12. Lanyon Quoit in Cornwall, dating back to 3500-2500 BC, predates the pyramids. Once tall enough for a horse and rider to pass under, its capstone weighs over 13 tonnes. Originally atop four stones, it fell in 1815 and was re-erected at a lower height. Its purpose remains debated, from burial chamber to ritual site.

    #lanyonquoit #dolmen #ancientstones #ancientstonebothering #cornwall

  13. Lanyon Quoit in Cornwall, dating back to 3500-2500 BC, predates the pyramids. Once tall enough for a horse and rider to pass under, its capstone weighs over 13 tonnes. Originally atop four stones, it fell in 1815 and was re-erected at a lower height. Its purpose remains debated, from burial chamber to ritual site.

    #lanyonquoit #dolmen #ancientstones #ancientstonebothering #cornwall

  14. The Mên-an-Tol ('Stone of the Hole') has a 1.2m holed stone with a 51cm hole, flanked by two 1.3m stones. Part of a 19-stone ancient circle, its purpose and position are still a mystery, possibly linked to a burial mound. #mênantol #ancientstonebothering #ancientstones #menantol #cornwall

  15. The Mên-an-Tol ('Stone of the Hole') has a 1.2m holed stone with a 51cm hole, flanked by two 1.3m stones. Part of a 19-stone ancient circle, its purpose and position are still a mystery, possibly linked to a burial mound. #mênantol #ancientstonebothering #ancientstones #menantol #cornwall

  16. The Mên-an-Tol ('Stone of the Hole') has a 1.2m holed stone with a 51cm hole, flanked by two 1.3m stones. Part of a 19-stone ancient circle, its purpose and position are still a mystery, possibly linked to a burial mound. #mênantol #ancientstonebothering #ancientstones #menantol #cornwall

  17. Here is the Stannon Stone Circle, nestled between streams on Dinnever Hill, 2.5 miles from Camelford. This ancient Cornish ring features 47 upright stones and dates back to the late Neolithic or early Bronze Age. Despite the nearby china clay works, its isolation adds to its charm. 🌿🗿 #Cornwall #History #AncientSites #ancientstonebothering #stonecircle #stannonstonecircle

  18. Here is the Stannon Stone Circle, nestled between streams on Dinnever Hill, 2.5 miles from Camelford. This ancient Cornish ring features 47 upright stones and dates back to the late Neolithic or early Bronze Age. Despite the nearby china clay works, its isolation adds to its charm. 🌿🗿 #Cornwall #History #AncientSites #ancientstonebothering #stonecircle #stannonstonecircle

  19. Here is the Stannon Stone Circle, nestled between streams on Dinnever Hill, 2.5 miles from Camelford. This ancient Cornish ring features 47 upright stones and dates back to the late Neolithic or early Bronze Age. Despite the nearby china clay works, its isolation adds to its charm. 🌿🗿 #Cornwall #History #AncientSites #ancientstonebothering #stonecircle #stannonstonecircle