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RE: Cairn Nets

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  1. Caught the tale end of a rather interesting discussion on Radio 4 at 1250
    today (You and Yours) regarding Cairns on Exmoor. Apparently walkers have
    been removing the larger stones from the base of Bronze Age Cairns to build
    wind-shelters, causing them to fall down. The NT, who own the land, have
    come up with an idea to resolve the issue (but not yet agreed) .............
    grow grass around the base .......... and place nets over the stones. The
    reporter referred to them as a sort of 'hair net'.

    So, will curlers be placed in the grass to bend it? ........ and, how long
    before we have the first hill named 'Ena Sharples'? (Who is she ..... many
    ask!)

    --
    Sandy Saunders @ www.thewalkzone.co.uk

    "Mountains or Mole Hills ..... reaching the
    summit still brings the same excitement"

  2. sandy saunders wrote

    Quoted message said:

    So, will curlers be placed in the grass to bend it? ........ and, how long
    before we have the first hill named 'Ena Sharples'? (Who is she ..... many
    ask!)

    I suppose it offers a completely novel concept of The Angry Corrie.

    Chris

  3. sandy saunders <[email hidden]> wrote

    Quoted message said:

    Caught the tale end of a rather interesting discussion on Radio 4 at 1250
    today (You and Yours) regarding Cairns on Exmoor. Apparently walkers have
    been removing the larger stones from the base of Bronze Age Cairns to build
    wind-shelters, causing them to fall down. The NT, who own the land, have
    come up with an idea to resolve the issue (but not yet agreed) .............
    grow grass around the base .......... and place nets over the stones. The
    reporter referred to them as a sort of 'hair net'.

    So, will curlers be placed in the grass to bend it? ........ and, how long
    before we have the first hill named 'Ena Sharples'? (Who is she ..... many
    ask!)


    Has Martin been seen anywhere in the vicinity?
    --
    Gordon

  4. Gordon said:

    sandy saunders <[email hidden]> wrote

    Quoted message said:

    Caught the tale end of a rather interesting discussion on Radio 4 at 1250
    today (You and Yours) regarding Cairns on Exmoor. Apparently walkers have
    been removing the larger stones from the base of Bronze Age Cairns to build
    wind-shelters, causing them to fall down.

    Quoted message said:

    Has Martin been seen anywhere in the vicinity?

    Dunno. Where has he been? not heard much of him since the exped. Are
    there many Marilyns around Exmoor?
    --
    Phil Cook looking north over the park to the "Westminster Gasworks"


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    Dunno. Where has he been? not heard much of him since the exped. Are
    there many Marilyns around Exmoor?

    No... Plateau areas dont do too well at the marilyning... Just three
    in the NP and a close relative close by on the Quantocks..

    Richard Webb

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