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Tag Archives: hillfort
Discovering Albion – day 8: Sea Storms
“Why is there a pyramid in the middle of East Lothian?” We’d both seen it before of course on our travels, but had never taken note in the way we do now that our adventures with the books have taught … Continue reading
Posted in adventure, Photography, scotland road trip, travel
Tagged hillfort, King James, knight, Lindisfarne, north berwick, witchcraft, with trials
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A Sunny Day Hike up the hill to Castell Dinas Bran by Cathy Ryan
Reblogged from Between the Lines: A couple of months ago we attempted the very steep climb up to the ruined castle. Dinas Bran towers above Llangollen and the Dee Valley in a spectacular setting that offers panoramic views from all … Continue reading
Posted in Photography, reblog, travel
Tagged Dinas Bran, hillfort, Llangollen, Medieval Castle Ruins, Photography, Wales
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“Copious duckage and a load of bullocks”
“That would make a good title,” he said as we watched the flock of birds swimming across the surface of the hidden lake. We had failed miserably at finding the chambered cairn of Five Wells and the prospect of a … Continue reading
Posted in England, Landscape, Photography, travel
Tagged Black Well, Blackwell, Derbyshire, ducks, Fin Cop, hillfort, lake, River Wye, watermill, weir, well dressing
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