

The east side
West side closeup, tweaked to bring out detail
Top of barrow looking west. Would be a skyline feature
East side. Like so many barrows on the Moors this one’ll look at its photogenic peak when the heather’s ablaze in August
The north side. The concrete track leads to what was a precursor to Fylingdales early warning system.
Why have this place on TMA? The seabirds, that’s why. The Scots still go after young gannets – guga – today in one location. They can be dried and stored. Plus there’s the puffins and pufflings in their cliff edge burrows. A foodsource for millennia doubtless, worth risking necks for at times...
I LOVE this stone...thanks for the add, Fitzcorraldo. Totally worth hunting this one down.