Triscombe by pat40
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A picture of the Triscombe Stone, on the Quantock Hills,Somersetshire, UK.we were too late for the colourful trees,
Comments (9)
Still a lovely shot Pat. Will try to catch up with your other uploads as soon as I can.
" Triscombe Stone is thought to date back to the Bronze Age, and marks an ancient meeting place between the 'Drove' Road and the Triscombe Plainsfield track. The word 'Tris' is Celtic for 'meeting'. People and-traders have used the Drove road since Bronze Age times to trade or move livestock, originally to avoid the wet wooded lowlands each side of the hills. Along side the Drove road you will see many cairns and barrows/loose piles of stones or mounds that mark the graves of the early Bronze Age settlers."..OK I had to look it up !..great stuff, you've given us some great images for further investigation, here again a place to add to my 'visit' list.
Looks great even though the leaves are gone.
The essence of Autumn... Perfect
Cool weather comes fast there. Drizzling and still beautiful.
Beautiful fall scene well captured!
Still some beautiful colours there and fascinating area
Great shot of this beautiful place. I like the mood you captured.
still, very beautiful .