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Ancient Oxfordshire Tea Towel – Hand Painted Design

Ancient Oxfordshire Tea Towel – Hand Painted Design

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Pierre Tournante (Livarot)

Trip No.1  Entry No.1  Date Added: 16th Aug 2026
Site Type: Standing Stone (Menhir) Country: France (Normandie:Calvados (14))
Visited: Yes on 16th Aug 2026. My rating: Condition 3 Ambience 4 Access 4

Pierre Tournante (Livarot)

Pierre Tournante (Livarot) submitted by Rida on 2nd Apr 2011. Pierre Tournante (Livarot) Site in Normandie:Calvados (14) France
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Log Text: The path to this stone is just to the left of the barbed wire that is blocking access to a overgrown logging track through what used to be woods. The path itself is tight and overgrown in places, and despite the stone only being about 15m of the road surprisingly twisty. The google maps location is accurate and there is room for a single car to park at the junction on the left just before the stone and room for a couple further along the road at a junction, which is where I parked.

The short twisty path helps with the feel of the site, because at this time of year the brush and scrub cover hid the stone until it suddenly loomed into view. It filled the small clearing completely, making it rather difficult to photograph but making it feel larger than life and quite overpowering.

There is what appears to be a additional piece of the stone lying about a meter NE but I couldn't see an obvious scar on the stone itself so it may have been a second stone. It is also clearly pudding stone.

The stone used to be far more accommodating to visitors, my parents have a house in the area and have seen it cycling along the road when the area was planted with pine trees, although I think it's ambience may have deepened as it's become more isolated.



The Longstone (Shovel Down)

Date Added: 6th Aug 2024
Site Type: Standing Stone (Menhir) Country: England (Devon)
Visited: Yes on 27th Jul 2024. My rating: Condition 3 Ambience 4 Access 3

The Longstone (Shovel Down)

The Longstone (Shovel Down) submitted by cazzyjane on 16th Apr 2012. The longstone at Shovel Down with Kestor Rock behind.
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Log Text: Grey overhead, and very quiet, which was a surprise as whenever we had looked over this way as we walked there was always people there.



Scorhill

Date Added: 6th Aug 2024
Site Type: Stone Circle Country: England (Devon)
Visited: Yes on 27th Jul 2024. My rating: Condition 3 Ambience 4 Access 4

Scorhill

Scorhill submitted by TheCaptain on 8th Jun 2017. Approaching from the north, Scorhill Stone circle was looking magnificent in the low sun, at times glistening in the patchy sunlight.
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Log Text: Arrived just as the sky clouded over, just to give a bit extra ambience.



King Arthur's Hall

Date Added: 16th Apr 2019
Site Type: Standing Stones Country: England (Cornwall)
Visited: Yes on 11th Apr 2019. My rating: Condition 3 Ambience 4 Access 3

King Arthur's Hall

King Arthur's Hall submitted by AngieLake on 15th Jul 2005. Blessed by lovely weather, my visit to this strange site was enhanced by the cloud of fluffy white bog cotton dancing in the breeze. This view looks diagonally back towards the entrance gate, with Roughtor behind me in the distance, at 38degs from the largest pointed stone near to the camera. Note the way the two large pointed stones stick up on the 'west' side of the site. The tallest of these aligns at 109degs with Roughtor. It struck me how much the three of them (with a shorter one bet...
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