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Posted by Howburn Digger"...Beginning on Winter Solstice 2020, as the order of the natural world began unravelling around the globe and the threat of extreme climate change became a reality." I must...
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Posted by Kid CalamityGood to hear on the furtlement side of things. You still up and around Sheffield? That working thing is in the past for me, as far as I can see. A major health issue made me...
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Posted by spencerAr, off and on⦠didnât anticipate working six days a week when after retirement age. Still out stonefurtling when can
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Posted by Kid CalamityGreetlings Spencer!! Long time and all that. I trust good health is with you too?
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Posted by texlahomaThere are a few upcoming screenings upcoming in the next week or so and there are more to be announced very soon as well https://stoneclub.rocks/a-year-in-a-field
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Posted by Spaceship markIt's also available to rent for £10 from Curzon Home Cinema. Cheaper and easier than getting to a screening but please have a big/telly or screen for the full enjoyment!
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Posted by Kid CalamityYes, thanks. All is cool. I'm not sure where this film will be showing, but think it only has independent distributors. I'm guessing some film festivals may be showing it?
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Posted by thesweetcheatOoh, splendid! Hope all is well at Calamity Castle.
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Posted by Kid CalamitySo, Lady Calamity and I were in Cornwall last week - and a local friend suggested we go to Newlyn cinema to check out a new film by filmmaker Christopher Morris. I'm so glad we...
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Posted by spencerMoel y Parc scaled the hard way, Moel y Gaer Bodfari inabit, an unrecorded settlement of at least five hut circles found deep in the bracken, me and her deciding to be long term,...
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Posted by texlahoma[quote="Howburn Digger"]"...Beginning on Winter Solstice 2020, as the order of the natural world began unravelling around the globe and the threat of extreme climate change became a...
View ArticleRe: Possible ancient cairn on Carnferg, Aberdeenshire?
Posted by theloniousThanks both, it just has a feeling about it. The hill is very prominent from Deeside. Probably why someone plonked the pyramid cairn there in more recent times.
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Posted by thesweetcheat[quote="GLADMAN"]Looking at that video I would say yes....[/quote] Yep, I agree.
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Posted by theloniousHi folks, hope all is well with everyone. I've been meaning to ask if anyone knew of a possible old cairn at the top of Carnferg, a hill in Aberdeenshire, south of the river Dee...
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Posted by drewbhoyYup I have been up and sent stuff to Aberdeenshire Arch (not much hope of a reply there) and more recently to Canmore (just after the lockdown was eased but forgot all about it). Did...
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Posted by theloniousI've been up Benaquhallie a few times. The cairn just south of the top is a modern one (bit like the one on Craiglich, SE of Pressendye). I can't remember any sort of footprint...
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Posted by drewbhoyThere is another hill with a similar monument, Benaquhallie, I think. Will have to go back and have a look.
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Posted by theloniousNice one Drew :-)
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Posted by GLADMANLooking at that video I would say yes....
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