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Moel Ty Uchaf
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Submitted byAngieLake
AddedJul 18 2006
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Description The pile of stones (possible collapsed cairn or tomb) looking towards East. Nearer the camera are more small stones in a kind of pavement, like those under the boulders. Was someone using the materials from the nearby cleared cairn that Burl remarked on in 'Circles of Stone' to make a new path, I wonder? Four other pics posted show more of this area, just to the south, and below the ridge on which the circle of Moel ty Uchaf sits.

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