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JohnLindsay

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| New Message Posted!2012-08-13 09:02  
There is a danger with an over febrile imagination, but take the 1953 OS map for Stow-in-the-Wold, and move west to Upper and Lower Swell. Mark with highlighter all the long barrows. Now cast your eye over the map and mark all the other long barrows.
Do you see anything?
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