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Took from the car . This is visible from a distance over looking the sea
Aug 2005
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11/4/04
View of fort looking south with the workmen in the foreground
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11/4/04
View a section of the fort and looking North over the river
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Photo taken 2003
account writteen 2004
(editted 5 july 2006)
I have had this image posted under Bryn Celli Ddu Gorsedd for some time. I have now decided to move the photo to Brynn Celli Ddu as well – as I used to consider it to be quite an important shot which could easilly be missed in its old position. Hope you get as much from it as I did and indeed still do – (but not anymore).
* This photo was taken from the top of the gorsedd, you can see the shadow of myself and Paul in the shot
* Notice how the shape of the shadow outlines the shape of the mound itself
After initial excitement about this photo, I have since read a brief account on the recent history of this site and its fair to say that the tumulous has had some reconstruction. This though does not detract the interest value and could be an insight into the minds of both the ancients and the modern restorers.
As a footnote the carved stone was found lying flat and the restorers stood it up.. but.. on the shadow there is a flat bit where the stone once lay.. mmmmmm
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4/02/04
not much left. but you can see the outline against the horizon
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2/01/04
the fosseway running to and away from brinklow mound
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2/01/04
here’s a picture with the grass cut. there is a stile in the corner of the field for easy access.
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not much to see here now as its all been all but.. ploughed out. here is a snapshot of the possible remains against the sky line for ref: not even the locals new this was here and neither ordnance survey.
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09/02/02
This stones lies in the field a couple hundred metres away, one of few on a windy path down to the river.
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9/03/03
Right leg of a T-Rex? Or possibly a Chicken Drumstick.
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