Raven Stone 25+ Cups

Raven Stone at SE 11835 58009 on Rocking moor above Thruscross reservoir,
visit 5-5-2012 http://teddytourteas.blogspot.co.uk/2012/05/rocking-moor.html













just thought I'd share - cheers Danny

Looks a nice one Danny. I aint been up to that one misself. Izzit in the Boughey & Vickerman survey? I aint got a copy to hand, as I'm up Scotland, and won't be able to check it again till I've moved mi library up to my new abode, not far from Stirling, at the edge of the hills. If anyone fancies a Scottish holiday, ask me once I've settled in!

ttfn - Paul

Hi Dan - At long bloody last I'm gerrin round to catching up on a loada missed time. I assume it's OK to upload & add your Raven Stones CR photos onto the TNA profile? I'm doing it today, along with a few others.

I'm going thru the Skyreholme stuff aswell. Did you get many photos of those carvings up there? Heart & memory took a hit last year, but lucidity is reborn on mi 50th! I was wanting to amble a few more Scottish carvings during this summer, but forgot about the deadly blighters (how the fuck can anyone forget about them???).  

How's the leg? Mending well I hope.

Hi Paulus, feel free to upload any of my photo's it's a tiny pay back for all your work and time,
on one of the best sites I know  Happy 50 1/2 way to 100
Brendas    been crystaling my knee and I've been wearing a magnetic bracelet, opened, taped on
I'd say 85/90%  though I've not given it a hill test yet

QDanT wrote:Hi Paulus, feel free to upload any of my photo's it's a tiny pay back for all your work and time,
on one of the best sites I know

Cheers mate!    It does look damn good.  Those archaeo-types reckoned there may be a couple more there. Wotcha reckon?

Here's the TNA link (with Teddy credit of course!   ) - http://megalithix.wordpress.com/2013/09/13/raven-stones559/

QDanT wrote:Brendas    been crystaling my knee and I've been wearing a magnetic bracelet, opened, taped on I'd say 85/90%  though I've not given it a hill test yet

The hill-test is the only one that gives the right answer, imo. Give it a few more weeks & start running up & down screes, just to make sure it's ready!

Wotcha reckon?
Did you click the link in the first post ?
the whole area is a Neolithic Power Lanscape
Not too big a hills so when ever you like :-
I'll put the feather in the hat and bring the wine - it's a must Bivy place as well

QDanT wrote:Wotcha reckon? - Did you click the link in the first post ?

I did indeed! It made me wish I was back down there, on my moors, wandering from stone to craggy-bits, unfurling new designs and checking for the tombs & settlements hiding nearby.