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I believe this to be an ancient boundary stone marking the ancient boundary point where the moorlands of Hawksworth, Burley and Bingley all meet. Also marking Horncliffe well first described in land records of 1273 CE, this has always been a well of great repute and oral tradition told that this great old well never ran dry until Yorkshire Water got their hands on it.
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Keith Bentham's conversations
Beautiful light, fabulous place & a very nice shot, my friend! Like - My regards!
This is one of the best I've seen of Black Nab. Very nice.
Wonderfull landscape, i like it! Best wishes from germany.
Merci beaucoup pour tant de beauté
Amitiés
Domi
Casas onde eu vivi 1 ano da minha vida
I believe this to be an ancient boundary stone marking the ancient boundary point where the moorlands of Hawksworth, Burley and Bingley all meet. Also marking Horncliffe well first described in land records of 1273 CE, this has always been a well of great repute and oral tradition told that this great old well never ran dry until Yorkshire Water got their hands on it.
unusual it is :)
I think this is great!
Nice shot Keith spooky it looks like if you walk into the mist you may not come out again
why did You climb there?:(