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1. cerrig: sshhh, don't tell everyone. You might not get in now. Mr and Mrs Sem have already booked the Honeymoon suite....
2. cerrig: There is a rumour that it once was in the Middle East, but a local Wool tycoon bought it and had it shipped over....
3. AngieLake: Nice shot, nice composition....
4. AngieLake: I love the different colours/textures in this photo. Nice composition howar - I envy you living there....
5. AngieLake: Does that raised line link in with this plan Howar?
http://www.megalithic....
6. AngieLake: Cerrig - you're not going to tempt Nicola to leave her lovely Northern Fells for this!! (Ha!ha!.. though the fact it's in the Middle East might sway her.) ...
7. AngieLake: This is an example of [possibly] finding missing stones by dowsing....
8. AngieLake: Rune: This is the 'eye' stone I wrote about in the Forum thread ....
9. frogcottage42: Is that the old motel over the road from the twin track up to the range at Sennybridge ?...
10. nicoladidsbury: Yep, there's a slab in there, I lay on it a while, while my partner took loads of photos. It was a strange feeling, all that massive weight of rock above me....
11. rldixon: i had a quick look inside but there didnt seem to be anythink to see ..have u been in nichola ?...
12. nicoladidsbury: superb photo - did you go inside? ...
13. nicoladidsbury: Its very effective, and a really great photo :) the light in the grass is so golden love it!...
14. nicoladidsbury: thanks cerrig, I'll check it out :)...
15. rldixon: wonderful photo of a wonderful site ...
16. AngieLake: Giving the height of the person in the photo is always a good idea Martin, so thanks for that. It certainly helps readers to appreciate the size of the opening. I posted one of me with Rudston mono...
17. Martin_L: Limestone must be more difficult. In Scandinavia we often have granite-type bedrocks, so everything is more easy (for example use of frottage technique for documentation possible) , although the ex...
18. davidmorgan: Whatever they use here certainly keeps the lichen at bay:
http://www.megalithic.co.uk/mo...
19. Martin_L: Certainly it depends on the kind of lichen and the type of bedrock. At rock art panels in Scandinavia for example Ethanol turned out to be very effective. It does not have an immediate effect, but re...
20. Martin_L: Thanks, Nicola. Magical? Oh, yes looks i am smiling and i am not all-black. This obviously must have been magic ;) Of course Breizh is magic all the year round. And unfortunately i could not keep mys...
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