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Castlerigg
Date Added: 4th Apr 2020
Site Type: Stone Circle
Country: England (Cumbria)
Visited: Yes on 20th Sep 2006. My rating: Condition 4 Ambience 5 Access 5
Castlerigg submitted by rldixon on 7th Jan 2009. castlerigg taken about 11am dec 2008
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Rollright Stones
Date Added: 4th Apr 2020
Site Type: Stone Circle
Country: England (Oxfordshire)
Visited: Yes on 25th May 2011. My rating: Condition 4 Ambience 4 Access 4
Rollright Stones submitted by JimChampion on 17th Feb 2005. February 2005. A worms-eye view looking north into the King's Men circle. Lovely winter morning sunshine on a somewhat eerie site.
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Vindolanda Roman Fort
Date Added: 5th Apr 2020
Site Type: Stone Fort or Dun
Country: England (Northumberland)
Visited: Yes on 2nd Aug 2004. My rating: Condition 3 Ambience 4 Access 3
Vindolanda Roman Fort submitted by C_Michael_Hogan on 8th Oct 2007. Vindolanda Roman Fort: Closeup of baths building. @ C. Michael Hogan
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Housesteads Roman Fort
Date Added: 6th Apr 2020
Site Type: Stone Fort or Dun
Country: England (Northumberland)
Visited: Yes on 21st Sep 2006. My rating: Condition 2 Ambience 4 Access 4
Housesteads Roman Fort submitted by jeffrep on 6th Apr 2020. Housesteads was a Roman auxiliary fort on Hadrian's Wall in Northumberland near the border with Scotland constructed around 124 A.D.
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York Roman remains
Date Added: 8th Apr 2020
Site Type: Ancient Village or Settlement
Country: England (Yorkshire (North))
Visited: Yes on 26th Sep 2006. My rating: Condition 3 Ambience 5 Access 3
York Roman remains submitted by jeffrep on 7th Apr 2020. The English city of York has, since Roman times, been defended with walls of one form or another. In 71 A.D., the Romans built a fort occupying about 50 acres on the banks of the River Ouse, and surrounded it with a rectangle of walls. The original fort was replaced in 108 A.D. by a massive stone structure with walls that survived the centuries.
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Na Seacht dTeampaill
Date Added: 7th May 2020
Site Type: Early Christian Sculptured Stone
Country: Ireland (Republic of) (Co. Galway)
Visited: Yes on 30th Jun 2002. My rating: Condition 3 Ambience 5 Access 4
Na Seacht dTeampaill submitted by jwells0612 on 5th May 2020. Na Seacht dTeampaill's church ruins and a decorated stone in the foreground.
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Log Text: Second visit on April 22, 2008 on my second visit to Inishmore, Aran Islands. It is, indeed as jwells0612 says, a beautiful place to visit.
Situated near the village of Eoghanacht in the western part of Inishmore, this site consists, despite the name, of two churches -- Teampall Bhreacain (begun in the 8th Century) and Teampall an Phoill (from the 15th Century) -- as the other buildings are the dwellings of the monks. Teampall Bhreacain is the largest building and the main church on the site. Nearby is the burial place, marked by a fragment of stone, of St. Breacan. St. Breacan came to the Aran Islands in the late 5th-early 6th Century, around the same time as St. Enda.
A number of other gravestones are found at the site. Four inscribed stone pillars, the oldest on the site, stand out marking a number of graves behind them. Also, there are the remains of two high crosses, one in the monastic grounds and the other in a nearby field.
Burrian Broch
Date Added: 1st Apr 2024
Site Type: Broch or Nuraghe
Country: Scotland (Orkney)
Visited: Yes on 3rd Jul 2023. My rating: Condition 3 Ambience 5 Access 2
Burrian Broch submitted by Wideford on 16th Jul 2003. The Broch of Burrian
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Log Text: The Burrian Broch is located on the southern tip of the Orkney isle of North Ronaldsay, a walk of about 1/2 hour from the ferry. Vited it twice on 2 days'
July 3 & 4, 2022.