Mastodawn

We did find St Edith's Well in the end ...and I haven't seen one quite like this before ... but, believe me, we had to battle through some foliage and then there was an iron grate in front of it ... so I couldn't strip off and immerse myself in the water 🤪

#holywells #spring #ancientsites #sacredsites

TruckWoman Jun 3

"It’s an ancient kinship, this connection I feel to rocks and stones. They stand witness to repeated human passage, waypoints in the landscape, marked across millennia."

New post on my blog 😁

#PlaceWriting #LandscapeHistory #StandingStones #StoneCircles #AncientSites #NomadicHearts #photography #creativenonfiction

https://2ruth.blog/2026/06/02/an-ancient-kinship/

One moment, please...

TruckWoman May 24

Another day, another church!

#photography #churches #sacredsites #ancientsites

TruckWoman May 24

Lots and lots of castles, forts, burial mounds, and churches in this area of the Welsh borderlands ... but today I went to seek out one of our few stone circles, imaginatively called 'Four Stones'.

Apparently, there may have been a 5th stone which is now the font in a local church, so went there too.

#StandingStoneSunday #ancientsites #stonebothering #photography #landscapephotography

Anthony at Willow House Prints Apr 24

Nearing the end of the road for this lino block of Cherhill Down and the White Horse. About ten prints remaining, another three or four in a gallery - and that’s it. The block has lasted a good while but is now being retired (likely composted - as it’s traditional lino) #printmaking #linocut #wiltshire #ancientsites

Anthony at Willow House Prints Mar 27

Daisies among the stones. Din Lligwy, Anglesey #pencilsketch #sketchbook #standingstones #stonecircles #ancientsites

Cooper 🕊️ | 🌔Mar 20

**Roman Fortlet Excavated in Scotland**

#Archaeology #RomanHistory #Scotland #Excavation #AncientSites

https://archaeology.org/news/2026/03/19/roman-fortlet-excavated-in-scotland/

News - Roman Fortlet Excavated in Scotland - Archaeology Magazine

BEARSDEN, SCOTLAND—A small Roman fort that likely housed between 20 and 50 soldiers has been […]

Archaeology Magazine

Rose LaCroix Feb 1

A raven on a rusty old cannon
It was the first time I'd ever seen a raven. I was taken aback by how big it was and the macabre croaking and gulping noises it made.
Years later I learned how spooky smart these birds are. Back in the 60s one of them stole the Crown Jewels from a state-of-the-art (think James Bond-level gadgetry) security system. Nobody knew who did it for months.
Tower of London
Late 2003
📷Pentax K1000
🎞️Possibly Fuji Superia 400
#photography #filmphotography #UK #travelphotography #ancientsites #colorfilm #2000s #vintagephotos #London #toweroflondon #animals #toweroflondonraven #raven