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Eddisbury20100903

Fri, 03 Sep 2010 15:53:25 Z

Buckton Castle

Fri, 13 Aug 2010 16:32:19 Z

Eddisbury Hillfort Mid/South Trench

Thu, 12 Aug 2010 05:36:42 Z

"Excavation carried out by Cheshire Habitats and Hillforts 2010 on Eddisbury Hillfort. Eddisbury Hillfort is located close to the Forestry Commission estate at Delamere and there are fine views along the Ridge to the south. The fort is in private ownership and the field within the boundary of the Scheduled Monument is cultivated. The slopes are rough grassland and the surrounding land is agricultural fields with hedgerows and walls. To the immediate north west of the site is Old Pale Heights, a former farm now converted to residential uses, whilst Eddisbury Hill farm buildings are to the south east of the hillfort. The remains of the former medieval hunting lodge of Merrick’s Hill are located immediately adjacent to the fort to the south east. The hillfort at Eddisbury has the most extensive system of visible ramparts of all of the hillforts of the Sandstone Ridge."

Eddisbury Hillfort South/Liverpool trenches

Thu, 12 Aug 2010 05:17:56 Z

"This is an excavation carried out by Liverpool University on the Eddisbury Hillfort in 2010. Eddisbury Hillfort is located close to the Forestry Commission estate at Delamere and there are fine views along the Ridge to the south. The fort is in private ownership and the field within the boundary of the Scheduled Monument is cultivated. The slopes are rough grassland and the surrounding land is agricultural fields with hedgerows and walls. To the immediate north west of the site is Old Pale Heights, a former farm now converted to residential uses, whilst Eddisbury Hill farm buildings are to the south east of the hillfort. The remains of the former medieval hunting lodge of Merrick’s Hill are located immediately adjacent to the fort to the south east. The hillfort at Eddisbury has the most extensive system of visible ramparts of all of the hillforts of the Sandstone Ridge."

Clifford's Tower

Sun, 01 Aug 2010 19:49:52 Z

"It’s the stunning view you get of the historic city of York that makes Clifford’s Tower one of the most popular attractions in Yorkshire. Set on a tall mound in the heart of Old York, this imposing tower is almost all that remains of York Castle, which was originally built by William the Conqueror. There’s plenty to discover here. In its time, the tower has served as a prison and a royal mint, as well as the place where Henry VIII had the bodies of his of his enemies put on public display. To complete your family day out in York, why not take the guided tour of the nearby York Cold War Bunker."

BJSeattle Over 1 year ago

Very impressive using the UAV view which is perfect with Photosynth

Marden Henge 2010

Sun, 01 Aug 2010 12:51:04 Z