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Dark and True and Tender is the North

Holed Stone

Horizons by Pat Walls

Warrenby Dunes

Posted on February 17, 2022February 17, 2022 by ironopolis Posted in Redcar, Sculpture, South Gare, Warrenby Tagged Blast Furnace, Coast, Dunes, Gritstone, Holed Stone, Horizons, Monolith, Pat Walls, Sculpture, South Gare, Stone, Tees Sculpture Trail, Warrenby 1 Comment

Cloughton Moor

Cloughton Knox

From Descriptions Geological, Topographical & Antiquarian in Eastern Yorkshire by Robert Knox. 1855

Posted on June 3, 2018October 12, 2018 by ironopolis Posted in Archaeology, Bronze Age, Cloughton Moor, Druids, Megalithic, North York Moors, North Yorkshire, Prehistoric, Robert Knox, Standing Stone, Stone Circle Tagged Antiquarian, archaeology, Cairn Circle, Druids, Holed Stone, Megalithic, North York Moors, Prehistoric, Prehistoric Rock Art, Robert Knox, Standing Stones, Stone Circle Leave a comment

Ravengill

Huginn and Muninn wheel above me

Wheatear

Meadow Pippit

Pipits & Wheatears track my progress

Coldman Hargos, the bewitched stone waller

Odin’s Stone, holed and marked with Sleipnir’s hoof print

The Gill

a small copper

Fallen

Blasted

Former Glory

Hyldemoer has fallen

Hǣlcelde – The Sacred Spring

Posted on August 11, 2017December 20, 2021 by ironopolis Posted in Commondale, North York Moors Tagged Birds, Coldman Hargos, Commondale, Folklore, Holed Stone, Huginn & Muninn, Odin, Ravengill, Sleipnir, Spring 1 Comment

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