<< Books/Products >> Northern Earth 181, Autumn 2025, is out now
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In this issue:
- Frank Edmund Earp 1951–2025: Bob Trubshaw honours a leading light of earth mysteries in Nottinghamshire
- Some old stones of Portugal’s Land’s End: Ulrich Magin goes hunting for some elusive European megaliths
- The NE interview: Lally MacBeth , the author of the new book The Lost Folk
- Reflections in stone: Amy Tryphena encounters Cornwall’s smallest stone circle
- The wolf that wasn’t: Rosemary Pardoe questions a strange feature in a Suffolk church
- Getting it down on tape: John Billingsley gets entangled with hedge tape theory
- Synergies of Powys in Gwynedd : Rob Stepney went on a publishing quest, and the omens were on his side
- Hiding in plain sight: N and S letter reversals: Greg Huber begins a two-part study of some intriguing symbols
- Mind the gap: NE’s editor reflects on a famous tree
…plus archaeology and folklore news, book reviews and more.
Copies available in selected retailers, or subscribe (£12 for UK readers) here: northernearth.co.uk/subscribe
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