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Tregiffian Barrow between Boskenna Cross and Merry Maidens Cornwall is 5,000 BC
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John Cappello 19 Mar 2013
This causes a Stirring that reaches Deep into the Soul. Very Relaxing Scene So well done.Caballero Salguero 13 Nov 2009
The stone, the mans and the story. Alls full of mystery.Great Photograph, Sharon. Have great avening. Hugs JoséMarika Antal 22 Mar 2009
Thanks for your fine comments.Sharon Boffo 24 Aug 2008
This is a great Picture!John Graham Inkson 19 Aug 2008
You should have sounded the bell and I would have made tea for you. I am getting new carpets next year, well just the one.gerry logan 16 Aug 2008
The story behind these rocks if they could talk such a grand place nice capture of the power of the stonesRon Axelson 15 Aug 2008
Most superb photo...mel taylor 15 Aug 2008
Fascinating photo!!! melJan van Baarle 15 Aug 2008
Great captureFiona Robinson 14 Aug 2008
great capture!!!Shannon Slaydon 14 Aug 2008
Magnificent photo, Sharon!Frank Maguire 14 Aug 2008
Wonderful picture Sharon, it makes me want to go back.Bev Chudey 14 Aug 2008
Great photo Sharon!kelvin Hughes 14 Aug 2008
been here lol excellent image well doneDennis Knecht 14 Aug 2008
Marvelous Photo, Sharon! DennisDora Gourley 14 Aug 2008
Fascinating area and a very very nice shot of it. You have captured the wonder of the place perfectly.Carolyn Taylor 14 Aug 2008
Wow! Your beautiful, fascinating photos take us places we would never see otherwise. Love you!Natalia Ivanova 14 Aug 2008
this is really wonderful photo and place, Sharon!*)Anne Vis 14 Aug 2008
Great shot, Sharon!wim denijs 13 Aug 2008
thought it was Bretagne in France , nice !margaret mckeehan 13 Aug 2008
GREAT PHOTOannette steens 13 Aug 2008
we call this a "hunebed" in the netherlands. nice shot! sorry, I don't comment so often more because I don't get uploads in time or even dont' get them at all! aw is working slowly.Julie Mayser 12 Aug 2008
I am so intrigued by this" dwelling?"... would love to know more of the history of it. Fascinating!!!Ana Berry 12 Aug 2008
I would love to walk in!George Banks 12 Aug 2008
Those ancient traditions are what made us what we are today. Keep up the good work Sharon!teresa ramalhao 12 Aug 2008
Sharon, wow! You keep a very ,very ancient funerary monument! 5.000 BC... We have many of these graves ( dolmen) in north Portugal. It´s important to show the ancient humain way of life and their practice! Thanks, Sharon, for doing it...Nelu Opris 12 Aug 2008
It is wonderful sight! I like it very much.Brenda Loveless 11 Aug 2008
fine capture...thank you for sharing this ancient siteSheryl Boivin 11 Aug 2008
wow! gee..would I love to be there..BIG sigh!ania kuchta 11 Aug 2008
very unique.Mekes me wonder where else did u travel to...Cindy Sugg 11 Aug 2008
Take me with you next time..I want to see!Anonymous Guest 11 Aug 2008
I have now. i could live under that rock if I had a curtain I could draw from time to time. Want to go there..........MJ Mitchell 11 Aug 2008
I LOVE history - this is so fascinating - just imagine what the history...WOW, very cool and exciting for me - thank you for sharing!helen tyralik 11 Aug 2008
terrific image.Sigridur Bachmann 11 Aug 2008
Wonderful image Sharon.!!Armando Salas 11 Aug 2008
My Celtic roots bring memories to me :-) If there are rock paintings here, I'm sure I made them (in another life:-) Lucky you, Sharon; you travel and know such beautiful places. Splendid photo.Warren Ballard 11 Aug 2008
Very nice shot my well traveled friend!Emily Reed 11 Aug 2008
WONDERFUL PHOTO, SHARON!Robin Foss 11 Aug 2008
Great shot.James Robb 11 Aug 2008
i love this Sharon so StoneHenge!!Amanda Tucker 11 Aug 2008
great imageJohn McCracken 11 Aug 2008
Such history and great photo Sharon!!Gabrielle Stahlie 11 Aug 2008
Very interesting i like to see these old monuments of the past..Jessica Rose 11 Aug 2008
Fantastic capture!jamie winter 11 Aug 2008
gorgeous work, Sharon!!!!!!!!!!Kim Cady 11 Aug 2008
Very interesting!tinsu kasai 11 Aug 2008
Nice Shot....love that ancient feel :-)Anonymous Guest 11 Aug 2008
Wow, What an amazing Place. Did it feel magical?? :)Anneke Hut 11 Aug 2008
This is what we call a 'hunebed'. We've got them too (almost the same), they are beautiful, aren't they? Over here it's a grave from ancient time, is it with you too? Beautiful photo!!John Miller 11 Aug 2008
Quite the man cave! By the tree in the background it looks like they needed lots of protection. Bravo!