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Stones Forum >> Hergest Ridge - Stone Rows and Cairns?
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Hergest Ridge - Stone Rows and Cairns? |
TimPrevett

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| Posted 22-09-2008 at 17:40  
Had the enormous pleasure of walking up Hergest Ridge yesterday morning, 1) to visit the Whet Stone http://www.megalithic.co.uk/article.php?sid=16307 and 2) a bit of a Mike Oldfield pilgrimage too.
There appears to be stone rows and disturbed ring cairns on its vast summit area; now I'm thinking they're old field boundaries (but how old?), or clearance from the old race track up there (but that's a bit distant - I think if it's clearance, it's localised).
MAGIC map has nothing, neither Pastscape, and not even the excellent Herefordshire SMR.
http://www.smr.herefordshire.gov.uk/hsmr/db.php?smr_no=&site_name=&parish_1[]=KINGTON&ee=&nn=&period_general[]=PREHISTORIC&site_type_specific[]=ALL&s=Start+search&SF=1&sortby=parish_1&sortorder=ASC
Anyone have any local knowledge or insights into the piles and lines of stones?
Thanks
Tim
[ This message was edited by: ShropshireTraveller on 2008-09-22 17:41 ]
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